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peezy
August 4th, 2009, 16:35
i dont know for sure what read sprocket i have yet but, would TYC chain, Sunstar 48 tooth rear sprocket and Renthal 14 tooth front sprocket be good?
and not about a sprocket but for a front tire, what should i get for riding trails/dezert some sand and some track? like soft tires, hard, middle?
27armitage
August 6th, 2009, 08:12
The best sprockets made are the Ironman by Dirt Tricks...........follow link http://www.dirttricks.com/ordering_sprockets.htm and check out their combo deals on the bottom with a Regina chain. My favorite front tire is a Michellin S-12.
troyharper
August 6th, 2009, 08:22
i dont know for sure what read sprocket i have yet but, would TYC chain, Sunstar 48 tooth rear sprocket and Renthal 14 tooth front sprocket be good?
and not about a sprocket but for a front tire, what should i get for riding trails/dezert some sand and some track? like soft tires, hard, middle?
dunlop geo51 or bridgestone 403
Dezertpilot
August 6th, 2009, 11:54
The best sprockets made are the Ironman by Dirt Tricks...........follow link http://www.dirttricks.com/ordering_sprockets.htm and check out their combo deals on the bottom with a Regina chain. My favorite front tire is a Michellin S-12.
I personally like the Supersprox. I have had one now on my bike for a little over 62 hours and it has held up great! Plus they look trick to boot! I even believe the Supersprox is cheaper than an Ironman sprocket.
Baja Fool
August 10th, 2009, 19:09
i dont know for sure what read sprocket i have yet but, would TYC chain, Sunstar 48 tooth rear sprocket and Renthal 14 tooth front sprocket be good?
and not about a sprocket but for a front tire, what should i get for riding trails/dezert some sand and some track? like soft tires, hard, middle?
My favorite is Krause's Sidewinder...I'm sorry, mine on my Banshee and xr650, while a little pricey just don't wear out.
http://sidewindersprockets.com/
peezy
August 10th, 2009, 22:13
i am not looking for brand right know, but more like how many teeth on the front and rear sproket????
Dezertpilot
August 11th, 2009, 00:42
14/48 is pretty common desert gearing.
cosmo
August 11th, 2009, 18:39
i am not looking for brand right know, but more like how many teeth on the front and rear sproket????
What is on the bike now? How does the bike run with that gearing (what's on the bike now)?
What are you looking for? More top end speed? MotoCross gearing?
I wouldn't change anything if I was unsure of what the outcome would be. Remember, once you cut/shorten the chain, there's no going back to what you had!
dirtdudeaz
August 11th, 2009, 18:56
+1 for 14/48 and renthals are good.
tire go with the geo51 dunlop
57Racer
August 17th, 2009, 01:23
ditto on on 14/48....anything steel will last you awhile too.
Sparky
August 17th, 2009, 11:05
Dunlop D745. Went with that at the recommendation of their rep and I could not be happier. That tire loves everything I throw at it in the desert. Have over 100 miles on it so far and it still looks great.
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