Noisy aftermarket front sprocket

[Fullers1845]

I finally finished working on and MOT'd my wife's late uncle's ZX6R.
(I have to say it was worth every penny and hour spent).

i have noticed that the aftermarket front sprocket (JT sprocket, part of a kit) is a solid one rather than the cush driven OEM that came off. It's quite a bit noisier under load which isn't an issue for me but just wondering if this is going to be putting more wear and tear on the gearbox output bearings.
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Honda CB125F, Kawasaki ZX6R J1, 1922 Sheffield-Henderson Blackburne grasstrack/sprint

[stevo123]

No worries. There is cush on the rear sprocket, the front OEM has a rubber piece that has the sole job of reducing noise of the chain. It does no cush or damping. If it becomes annoying then it is worth replacing with OEM.
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[Fullers1845]

[Fullers1845]

A few more commutes and the noise finally persuaded me to put a rubber damped JT sprocket on last night, just the job, bike no longer sounds like it has an iffy supercharger.
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Honda CB125F, Kawasaki ZX6R J1, 1922 Sheffield-Henderson Blackburne grasstrack/sprint

[that_impulse_guy]

considering the thread is offically "solved", can I tag a question onto this if possible....
my front sprocket is held on with a circlip, a big one, but just a circlip...the replacement JT sprocket is ever so slightly thinner (1..-2?mm)..as the OEM one has a sticky out part.

Should I just shim it with a washer?
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[Nobby the Bastard]

I wouldn't bother.
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[Fullers1845]

Yes if the current sprocket is already free to 'float' on the spindle then a slight increase won't really make much difference.
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