Can I ask why you would want to on an off road machine?
Anyone do a conversion to a belt drive insteat of chain drive? pictured is a Harley conversion
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Can I ask why you would want to on an off road machine?
1984 Yamaha YT 60 Tri Zinger(current project)
1983 Yamaha YTM 200 (rear suspension kit)..... long term project
2004 BMW R1150R
1972 Honda CT 70
2007 Lifan 110
less maintanence, less drag
Looks like that big pulley would fit the older 200x rear sprocket hubs, dont know how the front would work though. When mud gets jammed between the teeth wouldnt it just slip though?
1986 200x- old school D.I.D wheels, Gold D.I.D X-Ring Chain, Rad MFG. Carrier, PRM Grab Bar, Pro Circuit T-4 custom, Maier plastics, 85x forks, 18x10.5x8 kenda klaw mxr's on itp steels, the money pit never ends![]()
2004 YFZ450 - CP 12.5:1, cam mod , gibson nerfs, hmf pipe, protaper bars + risers, dg bumper/skids, holeshot gncc's on itps, cycra handguard and more stuff to come.
you ever seen a 2000 hp pro stock blower belt slip?
I bet that weighs a lot less then a chain and sprocket too...hmmmmmm
One can only beat their head up against the wall so often before they get blood in their eyes.
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Nope, dont know anything about belts like that so I couldnt tell you. Biggest problem I see is finding a way to mount that on the front sprocket shaft.you ever seen a 2000 hp pro stock blower belt slip?
1986 200x- old school D.I.D wheels, Gold D.I.D X-Ring Chain, Rad MFG. Carrier, PRM Grab Bar, Pro Circuit T-4 custom, Maier plastics, 85x forks, 18x10.5x8 kenda klaw mxr's on itp steels, the money pit never ends![]()
2004 YFZ450 - CP 12.5:1, cam mod , gibson nerfs, hmf pipe, protaper bars + risers, dg bumper/skids, holeshot gncc's on itps, cycra handguard and more stuff to come.
well the easiest would be to use one from another motorcycle. i am surprised no one here has done it yet. it would defintely have a cool factor
and what was wrong with a properly maintained and adjusted chain?
Theres nothing wrong with chain drives, just alot of benifits with a belt drive, it wouldnt need serviced for a long long time, much cheaper to replace the belt, if it pops off it wont crack anything, wont snap or damage anything if it hits a rock. Basically it would be nice to have for higher hp machines that wear chains and sprockets out faster.
1986 200x- old school D.I.D wheels, Gold D.I.D X-Ring Chain, Rad MFG. Carrier, PRM Grab Bar, Pro Circuit T-4 custom, Maier plastics, 85x forks, 18x10.5x8 kenda klaw mxr's on itp steels, the money pit never ends![]()
2004 YFZ450 - CP 12.5:1, cam mod , gibson nerfs, hmf pipe, protaper bars + risers, dg bumper/skids, holeshot gncc's on itps, cycra handguard and more stuff to come.
what is so hard about using a setup from another bike? who is doing all the billet peices for everyone on this site? the front sprocket would probably be the easiest to machine. what about the benefits for those guys running in the dunes?
There's been countless problems with belts slipping on primaries plus do you have any idea how fast a belt will snap when a stone gets lodged in a pulley? This will work fine for armchair racing and pit riding but I wouldn't try anything too serious with it.
'02 Honda 416ex - A seasoned blend of 11 herbs and spices
'04 Honda Recon - The yard machine and snow plow
'88 Honda CR250R - Another chapter in my torrid all terrain affair
i doubt it would snap
this Harley has dual belts one on each side of the wheel
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'02 Honda 416ex - A seasoned blend of 11 herbs and spices
'04 Honda Recon - The yard machine and snow plow
'88 Honda CR250R - Another chapter in my torrid all terrain affair