sprocket idle?
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Re: sprocket idle?
is that your avatar?
if it is, this has to be a joke.
with 204 for posts, you should know the answer.
if you are for real, i mean no disrespect.
a larger rear and smaller front sprocket would help you go slower.
it made a world of difference for me on my dirtbike, it is a great learning tool.
if it is, this has to be a joke.
with 204 for posts, you should know the answer.
if you are for real, i mean no disrespect.
a larger rear and smaller front sprocket would help you go slower.
it made a world of difference for me on my dirtbike, it is a great learning tool.
Last edited by xr 400 unicycle; Aug 10, 2006 at 09:36 PM.
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From: East Bay
Re: sprocket idle?
Originally Posted by xr 400 unicycle
is that your avatar?
if it is, this has to be a joke.
with 204 for posts, you should know the answer.
if you are for real, i mean no disrespect.
a larger rear and smaller front sprocket would help you go slower.
it made a world of difference for me on my dirtbike, it is a great learning tool.
if it is, this has to be a joke.
with 204 for posts, you should know the answer.
if you are for real, i mean no disrespect.
a larger rear and smaller front sprocket would help you go slower.
it made a world of difference for me on my dirtbike, it is a great learning tool.
.... Ok dumb question guess i was bored you got me.
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