is there a noticable difference going from aluminum sprockets to steel? do the steel gears rob u of power

 

only if your going for less rotating mass but on a stunt bike thats not going to matter much!

 

+1

hey hate... CONGRATS!

 

on?

 

thanks

 

Ive had both, but def go with steel, aluminum sprockets brake teeth so much quicker. steel will last a lot longer......gearedsteelproducts.com!

 

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+1 they are the best,and they make them out of STAINLESS STEEL.you'll never need to buy another one.thats custom i had made

 

siiiiick!

 

yea i just put one on my bike,but its been raining here for like 4 days i didnt get to ride w/ it yet

 

+1 they are the best,and they make them out of STAINLESS STEEL.you'll never need to buy another one.thats custom i had made[/QUOTE]

how much extra did they charge for that

 

$200 shipped and coated but i re-did the powdercoating so that the skulls are chrome

 

$200 thats a little pricey for my stuntbike

 

+1 they are the best,and they make them out of STAINLESS STEEL.you'll never need to buy another one.thats custom i had made[/QUOTE]

That's PIMP.....but you stole my childhood hero's symbol.....Frank Castle was a bad motha *****!! :YEAH

 

That's PIMP.....but you stole my childhood hero's symbol.....Frank Castle was a bad motha *****!! :YEAH[/quote]
why do you think it's on my bike. $200 is pricey but i'll never need another one ever! besides it was made for me and i am the only one who has one anywhere,thats worth the money

 

why do you think it's on my bike. $200 is pricey but i'll never need another one ever! besides it was made for me and i am the only one who has one anywhere,thats worth the money[/QUOTE]

+1 I think it's worth the money.....I have #1 signed by the artist.....

and then all the others till it got lame.....

 

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i am running a 60 tooth 530 size geared steel sprocket on my f4i, probly the heaviest setup you can buy, and it rides great.

 

No difference really.....steel is more durable/will last longer and is cheaper........

 

lol, ur always answering with engineering/physics/dynamics/differential equations related ****!!

never tried aluminum, but it's yield strength is weaker than stainless steel so I'd rather not even try it. I'll stick with stainless.