Chain and sprockets

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Chain and sprockets

Postby Felix » Sun Apr 23, 2006 7:32 pm

Completed the swap over on the ER5 today, took a bit longer than it should have as I was sent the wrong front sprocket...but at least I got a chain breaker as compensation.

Well, it wasn't too bad today, everything kind of just went together like it is supposed to, nice when that happens 8)

Took it for a test ride and I couldn't believe the difference the new chain and sprockets made :shock: Smoother, and it feels like a little more power is making its way to actually spinning the rear wheel. That is likely, as there were a couple of tight spots in the last chain (front sprocket was VERY badly worn).

Well, I can mark that off the list of things I've done...
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Postby jpbikeboy » Sun Apr 23, 2006 10:38 pm

I know of drag racing guys who run no o-rings in the chain to reduce friction so you're new chain and sproks are probably giving you a bit more kick.
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