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small one on the front and big one on the back , works on my T :thumbup
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I'm a gen2 dude and i think they differ in size from the gen1'
Front 16T Rear 44 or less, chain 520.
Ffs don't go and buy anything on the info I jist gave you.
Now if I Were a Miller?
Yer info will be along in no time mucker. :thumbup
Front 16T Rear 44 or less, chain 520.
Ffs don't go and buy anything on the info I jist gave you.
Now if I Were a Miller?
Yer info will be along in no time mucker. :thumbup
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aw rite man, ahm a big fan o supersprox,,,,a thinky they look the ****** nuts put them on aw ma bikes:thumbup
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A few chain/sprocket options here,
http://www.bandcexpress.co.uk/drive-kits.html
Just be aware,if you go for the Tsubaki chain,they dont have the 'soft' joining link,so you will need the percussion chain riviter.(£90ish)The rivit can be peened over with a hammer and punch,but its not the best.
http://www.bandcexpress.co.uk/drive-kits.html
Just be aware,if you go for the Tsubaki chain,they dont have the 'soft' joining link,so you will need the percussion chain riviter.(£90ish)The rivit can be peened over with a hammer and punch,but its not the best.
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Hi Keith B and Koko thanks for the info but ive allready ordered it all today before i seen these latest posts. I bought the Afam recommended x ring chain and hard anodised standard tooth rear with -1 tooth on the front. Just hope ive done the right thing.
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You can always change the rear sprocket later, 16/44 really does suit the Tuoldo on the road.
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err its not a 520 dude sorry....
16 44 is the bollocks on these bikes, 15 44 koko!! fcuking looney!! hehe!!!!
i always recommed DID chains..... yep there expensive but in 21 years of being in this business ive never seen one break.....works for me!
16 44 is the bollocks on these bikes, 15 44 koko!! fcuking looney!! hehe!!!!
i always recommed DID chains..... yep there expensive but in 21 years of being in this business ive never seen one break.....works for me!
I used the did x.ring gold chain and steel sprocs, work fine, don't get too hung up on makes thery are all mostly good, just comes down tart factor, super sprox are just expensive, had rentals originally and they were fine managed nearly 12k before they were changed, if the -1 tooth doesn't work, change it, only about 15 quid to replace
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Thanks Alanr and everybody for the info much appreciated. Ive had the afam stuff fitted today and all seams fine. I cant really tell if its altered the gearing that much as the weather was too bad today to really test it. it did seem more settled at lower revs around town though.
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