I need some sprockets like now and want to know where you guys get yours. Any shops that have good prices?

I stoppped at one shop yesterday and he said for $225 he can get me a sprocket set and chain. That's BS....There has to be cheaper out there.....

Well, lay it on me....................

 

depends on how much you are gearing your **** if you need a chain or not. Try the stuntlife store .... shuggs can give you a better deal than any local shop can ....

 

I ordered mine through onoffroad.com, they have pretty good options. This was way before I knew about SL. I'd obviously hit it up first now.

 

This is for stock gearing or slightly modded for low low end torque...

 

besides I don't see sprockets in the store.....

Maybe its just me. I searched in sportbikes, then all the parts and oem parts. Nothing....

 

where are you looking at?

 

$225 may be just about right.... for a local shop.

A good chain alone runs atleast $85, and upwards to $125 or so. I front sprocket runs around 20 - 30, and a rear atleast $60, and upwards to over a $100.

With your bike, you could most likely just change eithor thr fron sprocket(you still could use your stock rear sprocket and chain), or get a bigger rear where you mayhave to add a couple links....

Try SprocketSpecialists.com for your sprocket needs.

 

I can't keep anything. My rear has missing teeth and are all bent. The chain is ok but needs replacing. the master link ius coming apart, and the front sprocket? Not sure I haven't gotten in there yet. I wasted so much time in the motor..........

 

if no luck with stuntlife. You can check out parts411.com, or try this place, they got decent prices. http://www.onoffroad.com/chainSprocketCombo.html

 

ronayers.com has some quick accel kits with a chain and sprockets -1 in the front, you can get silver or gold, rk stuff, like 150 i think i saw it as

 

www.sprocketspecialists.com buy just the sprocket & add rivet links to your chain that would be the cheapest way

 

stay away from the 520 chain

 

Why? I have hgeard that they are better than the thicker stronger 5235 (my stock) chains.....The reasons I forgot and have to look on the old sites I frequent...