ZZR 1100D drive chain adjusters.

[canuck7]

Hi all. Pete the newbie here. just bought a zzr1100 94 model. i have a serious question and can any experts in the subject help me? the standard gearing is 17t gearbox and 45t rear wheel. i wish to alter the gearing and i need to know how many chain links if any, the rear wheel concentric adjusters will cope with from the wheel " all the way foward" like minimum chain length , to "all the way back" as in maximum chain length. will the adjusters cope with like, a full one link length or more from max to the minimum setting? thanks, Pete
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Pete

[Nobby the Bastard]

It's exactly the same number of links. That's why you need to adjust it....
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[canuck7]

[DrSnoosnoo]

If you have one, just go out now and measure the distance the rear wheel moves ... You can then know the working circumference of each sprocket and the distance between the sprocket centres...

But, why do you want to do this? Slower acceleration but you want to chase higher top speeds?
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[Pete.]

Hope you got a turbo or some slippery bodywork Pete because I doubt the zzr has the power to pull 19/42 to the top of the power curve in top gear. If you take the stock top speed as 170mph, you're now trying to gear it for 203.

Have you tried fitting a 19 front? It doesn't foul anything?
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a.k.a 'Geri'

132.9mph off and walked away. Gear is good, gear is good, gear is very very good

[ZRX61]

Are you sure a 19 front will fit? There isn't much room there.
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