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what is the smallest front sprocket you can install on a tri-z? will a 12 tooth cause any chain to swingarm interference? what size do you tri-z guys prefer for woods and trail riding and hill climbing? i have not ever rode the bike yet, and i have to buy a kit. i have a new 12 tooth for banshee,but will it bind up the chain on the swingarm?
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No, a 12 fits OK. TimSr has ran 11's before but it makes the chain drag on the guide alot more and makes it wear out faster. I'm a little bit tall on mine right now at 14/38 but I'm probably gonna go to something like 12/40 soon.
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Yeah i ran a 12 before and had no problems at all.
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I'm the one with all the 2 stroke around here!
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ok thanks guys.i will stick with the 12 tooth for now.
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i am running 15/40 on this Z!! all top speed for me!!!! ye haw!!!!!!
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Mike, them rear rims and pipe set that thing right off!! Love it!!!Originally Posted by mike from long island
i am running 15/40 on this Z!! all top speed for me!!!! ye haw!!!!!!
1985 YAMAHA TRI-Z 250 sold
2006 YFZ 450
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did you click the pic twice? it almost takes up the whole screen lol thanks for the complement. i love the yellow triz i am slowly awaiting the rebuild of the red and white 86. i remember you asking me about the rear tires. i must have had a mental note that they looked good on a tri-z from you bike
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