buying a 929, dont know what gear to go with? Im gonna be doing some highway riding, so i dont want something that screams. but i will be hitting the lots alot of the time too. If you dont have a geared 929 please dont reply. I was thinking -2+5?????

 

i used to run -2/+7...it was great for everything.

 

-1+10 works good in the lot,and on the street.

 

-1/+5 is great for lots, shows and highway riding

 

Thats what i wanted to hear. Thanks!

 

the beter q's is what gearing are u used to already ?????? i bout a 954 throw -1 +10 and it was wayyyyy to much from what iwas used to on a 600

 

try not to gear the front because thats where you lose the highway speed, try to just do the back, I did like 12 in the back so I could do real slow **** and still had plenty of speed for the freeway....if you want to do slow stunts youll regret only a 5 up

 

Um...I don't think so.It doesn't matter if you gear the front or the back the bike is going to lose top end either way.The bike with a -1+5 gearing would still have more top speed than yours with the +12.

 

ride the bike for a while first... 929's are super twitchy... on the highway they are geared perfect already... and lots i would run +7...

 

Well, I just picked up the bike today. It has stock gearing. I ran -1+12 on my 01 zx6r and that was cool, My gixxer 1k has stock gearing so i can kill the highway's on that. I cant make up my fuggin mind on what gearing to go with?? Im thinking either 14,48(-2+5) or 15,55(-1+12). I still want to be able to get on the highway, but I have a bike for that already. This is going to be my lot bike. Learning circles, coasters and ****. Somebody help me quick!

 

i have been rockn 14 in the rear and the highway ridin aint the best but she anint blew yet.... i still commute 25 miles to work every day...

 

all i can say to that statement is wow... gearing is gearing dude, it's not like your two sprockets work seperately.

 

You could go with the +12 and it would still be streetable,then if you decide you need more you could always put a -1 on the front.+12 is enough anyway.