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Yes I did, but to same size. Sorry, no help whatsoever  |
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-1 On the front sprocket of the GS125.
Top speed increased a bit because the bike could rev out easier in 5th. Would usually struggle unless there was a tail wind. ____________________ Go back to bed - You have no rights - "Streetfighters ~ Mainstream motorcycling's crackwhore sister." |
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| kenny wrote: | changed the sv front and rear sprockets last night funnily enough but kept same size but have changed em on other bikes, i suppose it depends on the bike power if you go for smaller ones on the front your going to get more top end but if your bike hasnt got the power to get it there then dont bother and visverser if you change for bigger ones on front u'll get more acceleration but you'll be changing gear more quicker which would also result in losing time so ideally you wont to be getting the most speed out of each gear before you knock up which might be better to go for a longer gear and add some extra ponies to the engine. |
Looks like opposite (smaller one on the front : more acceleration, bigger one : more top end), but I agree it depends on the bike power.
| SoND wrote: | -1 On the front sprocket of the GS125.
Top speed increased a bit because the bike could rev out easier in 5th. Would usually struggle unless there was a tail wind. |
Nice choice Best case ! Both better acceleration and top end.
<summary>
+1 on Front : When you want to reduce 2 or 3 on Rear, nearly same change and sometimes don't need to change chain, low cost.
But this change often doesn't result in better economy or top end on both big and small bike, cause normal gear ratios are often considerd of economy.
-1 on Front: When you want to increace 2 or 3 on Rear, nearly same change and sometimes don't need to change chain, low cost, But it often result in higher wear and a very marginal loss of power.
But sometimes result in good on smaller bikes like 125.
+1or-1 on Rear: good for fine adjustment.
+2or +3 or +more on Rear: good for acceleration, no worry on higher wear and marginal loss of power, but a little more rotating mass, and sometimes shorter tank milage.
<small question>
I also found F15+R45 or F14+R42(R number of teeth is devided by F number) cases are not good on biased wear, but some bike adopt it as normal set, so I'm not sure. |
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yea your right smaller on front gives better acceleration bigger bigger top end , got me front and back mixed up lol  ____________________ KeNNy 100cc peugot speedfight 125cc Honda NSR125R 650cc suzuki SV650R 125cc suzuki GZ125 600cc yamaha YZF-R6 |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 19 years, 209 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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