i got a 60 tooth sprocket 4 sale $100 cdn it's custom made of a 954rr not too sure if it will fit a 929.

 

Just bought one friday!!!!!

But yours is steel isn't it?

 

I just payed 55 bucks for a new one?

 

Where?...I NEED one for my 929.."is a 60 tooth to much?"

 

Give Phil at www.thrustcompany.com a ding, that's where i got mine from...Good customer service.

I went with a 60 tooth.

If you really wanna slow your **** down, bigger the better!!!

 

sprockets are like 60 bucks man not 100 used

 

i bought mine from princess auto it's steel very strong unlike those cheesy aluminum ones had it profesionally machined and lightened.

steel sprocket - $35
machine cost - $150

total $185

i'm selling mine slightly used for $100 not trying to rip anyone off but that's what i paid for it u don't like the price don't buy it simple as that

 

My sprocket from (moto-heaven, thrust company)was 115 to my door with shipping...so where are you getting a 60 tooth aluminum sprocket for 50-60....I'd really like to know.

115 canadian with the current exchange would be something like 85-90 us.

 

I called sprocker specialests*sp*...They said $170 & it will take 8 weeks to get here...WTF...& I cant cet ahold of anyone from thrust company yet..Hay wheeile king...Did you get the "thrust package"?

 

i just bought the sprocket, i had my own chain...Email Phil, he's usaully very fast with the replys.

Good Luck

Mine took 1 week.....just do it!!!!!

 

So you are saying that you got ripped..... I bought mine from a dealer, which ordered it from Sprocket Specialists, and that was $110 CDN.. new chain, $60. .... The princess auto sprockets blow, they are not made for bikes, they are made for machinery.

P.S. Who cares if it is steel or not, you will not wear out an aluminum one, and if you do, you will have gone through about 4 stunt bikes in that time.

 

I'll let it go for $80 but that's final it's too much if you use the bike to get around i'm at 7000 rpm just cruising in 6th on the highway doin about 120km, it's a really good strong sprocket if someone want pics let me know i can email them. An aluminum sprocket does wear down a lot quicker than steel, especially on a litre bike with all that torque. I very much doubt that you can wear this steel sprocket down, it will take years of stunting and even than, rabo has the same one on his r1.

I cleaned up the 954 so i really have no use for this sprocket, it's time to break out the streetfighter 900 for parking lots :YEAH