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  1. Fri Jul 20th, 2007, 03:43 PM #1
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    Chain & Sprocket sets?

    Ok so i was looking for the D.I.D set on bikebandit.com which they didn't have for the 750. does anyone know a site to get the set for the 750?

    I did also come across the RK kit is this a good kit?

    also a kit by drivenracing.com but didnt find any pricings on the site.

    Whats a good price to pay for a kit and are any of these other kits good or comparable to the D.I.D

    Any help is appreciated and i want to get it ASAP so anything local would be best like a shop in Collins or something..

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    Also does this sound about right for specs?

    OEM Rear: 42
    Gearing Front: 17
    links: 520/110
    Rear Range Available: 39-49.51
    Front Range Available: 14-17
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  2. Fri Jul 20th, 2007, 03:46 PM #2
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    Re: Chain & Sprocket sets?

    RK stuff is on par with DID.

    Chain should be around $100-$120, rear sprocket in the $50-$100 range depending on material and front sprocket $10-$20
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    Re: Chain & Sprocket sets?

    yea through bikebandit.com they have these selections for sets.. from around looks like 180-210.. which one is the best?

    http://www.bikebandit.com/aftermarke...401454+2401541
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    Re: Chain & Sprocket sets?

    Im using an RK 520 quick accel kit (-1 tooth front sprocket) and have no comlaints yet
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    Re: Chain & Sprocket sets?

    The last time I changed out my set, I got a Regina OEM replacement set from iMotorcycle.com (in Cali - fast shipping) for about $150
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    Re: Chain & Sprocket sets?

    I have RK + Vortex. I got mine from sumofallparts.net

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    Re: Chain & Sprocket sets?

    Quote Originally Posted by Drift View Post
    The last time I changed out my set, I got a Regina OEM replacement set from iMotorcycle.com (in Cali - fast shipping) for about $150
    +1 imotorcyclestore.com real good deals and shipping is fast, I bought my brake rotors and pads from them, and had them within a week!
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    Re: Chain & Sprocket sets?

    well i called the local shop and they said $160 for labor and 180 for the rk gold.. Thankfully my buddy works there and said hed to it for cheaper labor and use his employee discount on the kit..

    He also said if anyone is looking to have some work done or whatever he will do it for pretty cheap.. hes pretty good on prices and hes a pretty cool guy.. If your interested shoot me an im and i will ask him what he would charge for ya...

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    Re: Chain & Sprocket sets?

    DID erv3 520. afam 15 front/stealth tri-metal 42 rear.
    got them and all my extra goodies from this guy.
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    he will beat just about any deal you can find.


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    Re: Chain & Sprocket sets?

    My K6 GSX-R1000 had the 530 with 17 up front and 42 in the rear. I got the RK GB520GXW (520 chain, 110 link) Gold chain installed with Vortex sprockets -1 in the front and +2 in the rear and love it. At 16 and 44 it's noticeable, but not "I'm crapping my pants" noticeable. The big thing though, your speedo will be way off. Maybe as much as 15%. Speedo Healer may be in order to get it right. If you don't get that straight, it obviously can affect your resale value.
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    Re: Chain & Sprocket sets?

    My speedo isn't off at all with +1 -2. According to Suzuki, the SV's read the speedo from the front wheel.

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    Re: Chain & Sprocket sets?

    from what i understand its in debate of if you have electronic gauges that you would need the speedo healer etc.
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