Sprocket issues

[sibingai]

hie guys....what is the best sprocket combi..??i dun know the mix n match...kindly advise....looking for pick-up and mid range...for a 600cc bike.

thanks.

[rein_jahat14]

Go for the 520 conversion..

 

Then see wat sizes are available for ur bike and take it from there..

 

[NoLogicOne]

520 But have to use quality 520 chains. My chains screws up before the sprockets and pinion did.

[sibingai]

normal 600s is wat size.???(standard)....

[NoLogicOne]

Depending on makes. 520 looks very slim, and a fren said mine looks like TA200 chain Remember to use a good chain!

[sibingai]

Depending on makes. 520 looks very slim, and a fren said mine looks like TA200 chain Remember to use a good chain!

 

hmm...yup i will always use DID EVR(X ring)...(if im not wrong)

[horly]

i think he is more concerned about is the gear ratio to use here. i.e front spocket how many teeth and rear how many teeth.

 

my take is that it depends on your preference and usage i.e track or road. If its on the road and you just want more pickup , I guess a gear ratio is that 20% higher that your current one is a good starting point. But your top speed would suffer.

 

As for track, thats a much trickier question .

 

Maybe some experienced trackie could provide some inputs on this ?

[spiderman]

Try to have a ratio that gets the highest top speed on the track will be good. My ratio was 14/42 stock which gets 196km/h on pg 2nd straight. After going to 14/44 i got 202km/h... Just my 2cents.

[horly]

just found this link on another thread.

Damn good man . just wat I am looking for

 

http://www.sportrider.com/tech/146_0008_gearing/

[sibingai]

i think he is more concerned about is the gear ratio to use here. i.e front spocket how many teeth and rear how many teeth.

 

my take is that it depends on your preference and usage i.e track or road. If its on the road and you just want more pickup , I guess a gear ratio is that 20% higher that your current one is a good starting point. But your top speed would suffer.

 

As for track, thats a much trickier question .

 

Maybe some experienced trackie could provide some inputs on this ?

 

bingo!!!.......