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Going to a larger rear sprocket - RYDRZ - 26-08-2012
So the standard busa rear drive sprocket
Is 42 teeth & u put a 45 tooth rear sprocket on
Would that stop the bike from going past 220klm
And cause it to stutter like a backwood hillbilly
When everything else seams fine,
What could it be-1 or a number of hillbillys
Causing it to st stt stutter Problems.....
RE: Going to a larger rear sprocket - sutur - 26-08-2012
I saw an HTML gear calculator posted recently somewhere, will have a look for it...
Found it!
http://www.gearingcommander.com/
RE: Going to a larger rear sprocket - RYDRZ - 26-08-2012
Im impressed sutur
That should be permantly stuck on this forum
As a linky, cheers good find
RE: Going to a larger rear sprocket - TheShredder - 26-08-2012
for starters a standard rear gen 1 is 40 & the standard gen 2 is 43
RE: Going to a larger rear sprocket - RYDRZ - 26-08-2012
Oh right ,my wrongk ,
Thanks shredder..
RE: Going to a larger rear sprocket - Ward P - 26-08-2012
I've got a 43 on the back. reads 125km at 110 on the Gen1 already optimistic speedo.
assuming your speedo was correct with the 40 tooth. a 45 tooth would read 45/40 x the correct speed. ie: 100 would read 112.5
200kmph would read 225kmph. and 300 would read 337.5.
an indicated 300 would actually be 267kmph.
but definitely wouldn't cause any stutter.
RE: Going to a larger rear sprocket - sutur - 26-08-2012
ward did you notice increased fuel consumption with +3 on rear sprocket?