Just Too Addicted
Arm chair racerJust too addicted
I'm planing on changing my rear sprocket on my 110. I'm wondering if 79 and 84 are interchangable. What will begood size to change to, thinkn about a 42 from dennis kirk. Is aluminum a good material for a rear sprocket.
Would I have to use a chain breaker or not? to make it shorter.
1979 Honda 110 ATC, CEET gas tank cover, 25X11X9 rear tires
1984 Honda 110 ATC, orignal blue plastics,
1982 Yamaha 175 TRI-MOTO, 26MM Mikuni
Honda US90 ATC, Collecting Dust
2004 TRX450R
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Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
in my opinion aluminu sprokets are best. they r softer metal but stronger. for your size bike it would last you a long time. as for size i don't know. it will increase the life of your chain as well
finding a good bike is like finding a good woman, it might or might not happen so hang in there.
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I've found that all the rear sprockets were interchangable, I have an extra stock rear sprocket if your interested.
Matt_200s
Just Too Addicted
Arm chair racerJust too addicted
Does anybody have any experience with pro-flo rear sprockets? The price is pretty cheap and they are aluminum.
1979 Honda 110 ATC, CEET gas tank cover, 25X11X9 rear tires
1984 Honda 110 ATC, orignal blue plastics,
1982 Yamaha 175 TRI-MOTO, 26MM Mikuni
Honda US90 ATC, Collecting Dust
2004 TRX450R
At The Back Of The Pack
Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
just put a nice standard medium cost sprocket on it, wit maybe 1 or 2 teeth less to gear it up a touch, the 110 doesn't have enough power to damage a sprocket or chain, its well over chained for its engine size, mine has been used enough to need a rebore but the origonal sprockets and chain look mint, I can't find anything wrong with them.
Nat
1979 Suzuki TS100
1984 ATC70, Broke
1984 ATC110, Repainted and Rebored.
1990 Suzuki SJ410
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