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 Posted: 17:27 - 26 Sep 2015 Post subject: Re: WK 125 Sport |
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| DylanStevenson wrote: | Hi there, wondering if anyone can help me out a little? iv been a car guy all my life but due to costs have switched to motorbikes. I am about to purchase a WK Sport 125 TT. I wish to change the gearing to improve acceleration and lower my top end speed. I know this requires changing the sprocket but which one do i buy and how do i change it? |
Welcome to the forum Dylan
Honestly with the tiny power on 125 does not bother at all. The problem is you have so little power that in order to increase the low revs torque you will be also removing say 15mph from your top speed.
Otherwise you can change the front sprocket or the rear one or both.
Changing 1 tooth on front is the same as changing 3 tooths on the rear.
Usually we change the front one and make it with less tooths if you want more low revs torque. I have done that but my bike has top speed 136mph and more power. Means I have lost 10 mph only and added real oomph in low revs.
See this if you want to play with the options:
https://www.gearingcommander.com/
Note read gearing commander help well. When changing sprocket size you may need to change the chain lenght too.
| DylanStevenson wrote: | which one do i buy |
Find sprockets that fit your bike. For example my front sprocket is JTF513
I have these Available Sizes
13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18
https://www.jtsprockets.com/catalogue
JT is world biggest sprocket manufacturer.
Looking at the catalogue your brand WK is missing. That raises the next question:
| DylanStevenson wrote: | I am about to purchase a WK Sport 125 TT. |
Why anybody would buy cheap unkown shite poor build quality bad performance chinese bike with old Honda CB125 70s engine that obviously will be PITA to fix if broken and to find any spare parts???
Beats me
| DylanStevenson wrote: | how do i change it? |
Read your bike service manual. ____________________ Adrian Monk: Unless I'm wrong, which, you know, I'm not...
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