At 22:40 +0100 9/23/02, nicholas.threader wrote: >Be aware that using a 42 rear sprocket means that the chain gets closer to >the swing arm , on the top run of the chain . So you won't wont to allow >your chain to become to slack . >I'm using a 44 tooth with no problems . You'll find using a 42 that your >pull away won't be as fast , but your rev's will be reduced to your road >speed , giving better cruising ( most noticeable in top gear ) . >
What source can be used for those alternative sprockets? When I replaced chain and sprockets a couple of years ago, the only ones I could find were the Yamaha original items. (Maybe I just didn't look hard enough. <shrug>) Better yet, does anybody know of a shaft conversion kit? (I can dream, can't I??? :-) -- Greg
