First accessory today
#1
12-22-2006, 11:35 PM
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Harriet, Ar.
Posts: 73
First accessory today
Installed the new license plate. Looks like crap and does nothing for performance. But will be ordering a rear sprocket soon. Thinking 48 or 49 tooth. If for sure the 49 will fit under the chain guard, I will go that route. 110 link chain for the 48 - will I need 111 link for the 49 ? And for a non racing trail rider, would I get better service from a steel or aluminum sprocket ? And last question for this post,Is a O-Ring chain the way to go for a dirt bike or doesthis trap dirt and wear out faster ?
#2
12-23-2006, 01:20 AM
RE: First accessory today
Thats funny...they called me today and told me my license plate came in [8D]
I pulled my chain gaurd off the second day I had it. I think most people here change the front sprocket but Ill let the veterans answer that.
I pulled my chain gaurd off the second day I had it. I think most people here change the front sprocket but Ill let the veterans answer that.
#3
12-23-2006, 01:37 AM
RE: First accessory today
ORIGINAL: Fishfinder
Installed the new license plate. Looks like crap and does nothing for performance. But will be ordering a rear sprocket soon. Thinking 48 or 49 tooth. If for sure the 49 will fit under the chain guard, I will go that route. 110 link chain for the 48 - will I need 111 link for the 49 ? And for a non racing trail rider, would I get better service from a steel or aluminum sprocket ? And last question for this post,Is a O-Ring chain the way to go for a dirt bike or doesthis trap dirt and wear out faster ?
Installed the new license plate. Looks like crap and does nothing for performance. But will be ordering a rear sprocket soon. Thinking 48 or 49 tooth. If for sure the 49 will fit under the chain guard, I will go that route. 110 link chain for the 48 - will I need 111 link for the 49 ? And for a non racing trail rider, would I get better service from a steel or aluminum sprocket ? And last question for this post,Is a O-Ring chain the way to go for a dirt bike or doesthis trap dirt and wear out faster ?
][]If your sticking with the 14 tooth front, the 49 tooth is a nice way tolower thegearing for tight woods riding needs. You WILL however need a new chain.... and don't worry, with 6 gears (THANK YOUKAWASAKI!!) it runs up to55 mph at 5,000rpms....
#4
12-24-2006, 02:52 PM
RE: First accessory today
I'm currently running a 14-49 combo with 110 linkchain. As far as types of chains, I'd recommend a DID or RK x-ring chain the're worth the little bit of extra $.
Bottom chain guard still fits with the 49......I don't think it would fit with a 50
Bottom chain guard still fits with the 49......I don't think it would fit with a 50
#5
12-24-2006, 06:16 PM
RE: First accessory today
yep, still have my bottom chain guard on too, but like you said, its close with the 49 t....[]
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#6
12-25-2006, 03:29 AM
RE: First accessory today
hmm, I am not sure on size fitments, but I will comment on O' ring chains and Ironman sprockets. (Just because my bro uses them on a crf450 with good results.)
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