hi guy s am thinking of changing the front and back sprocket s heard that i could have a better handling ape if i woz prepared to change the no of teeth on the bike any advice on the subject ??????????
Joined Jul 2009
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Sauchie near Stirling in Scotland
Don't know about better handling m8 but it'll be easier to ride through towns and accelerate better(pull wheelies easier), down one tooth on the front and up two on the rear wot a difference it makes i went to griff at aprilia performance he sells talon sprockets at much cheapness if your changing them may as well put on a new chain tsubaki ones are the bomb but make sure they are all the same angles........
Joined Oct 2009
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Hertfordshire
I went down one tooth on the front and left the rear the same. You lose about 10 mph off the top speed, but the gearing is now definitely better for the road. Aprilia send them out over-geared so they can break 170mph, but it's just not practical for the road.
