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rear

 

guess it depends on the bike, 900rr front sprocket is hella easy, rear isn't hard, but 900rr rear wheels are a pain to put back on, damn brake caliper

 

both are pretty easy....rear you have to remove the rear wheel....mess wit all dat $hit....front is usually a quicker change, depending on the bike

 

change both go -1 +2 or higher in the back and stay away from the 520 alum sprockets

 

Most front sprockets only have 1 bolt. You have to take off the rear tire and about 5 bolts for the rear.

 

if i want to go -2 infront do i have to change the chain?
and will i lose alot of speed cuz im into 2nd gear standups
usualy my second gear reachs 100 miles wat would be the new 2nd gear limit?
im riddin an f4

 

front plus you dont need to get a new chain like you might have to do if you got a bigger back sprocket

 

I my bike had this done. I only had the bike for about month and the teeth are dead on the rear sprocket. Try to clutch it up or get on the throttle and my chain just skips. Vortex sporckets 1 down, 2 up. Now I got some Sunstar steel sprockets,1down and 5up. Should be on next week.

 

rear!! but change the front if you dont want to change chains!

 

Ditto..


I was gonna go 3 up on the back of my 954 but i had to change chain and all ...so i just went 1 down on front and didnt have to change anything...and it was hella quicker... !!!

 

It wore out so fast because you must have not had a new chain, I get a full season out of my -2 +7 sprockest but I change the chain and sprockets together and keep them lubed.