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    Chain and sprockets recommendations

    What are the best brands/reputation of chain and sprockets?Any horror stories of any particular ones to avoid.Looking for a set for my CBR1000 (2010)

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    Road or track?

    I have always used DID EVR3 520 on my bikes and never had a single issue with them... then again they have always been dedicated track bikes bar one and even that one only saw like 2000km on the road.

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    Hey mate I use and sell AFAM sprockets and EX chains. ATM I'm using the EX 3D chain it's awesome same as wha they use in the GP so I'm told.
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    +1 for DID ERV3. They are tops! Very easy to fit too, because the rivet is hollow on the edges, making peening the link rivet a breeze. They are lighter than the equivalent EK or RK too, although a little bit more exxy.
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    Chain and sprockets recommendations

    I just use RK chains. GXW on one bike and still have the TRU on the other.

    Sprockets steel last longer than alloy. I got a steel front and alloy rear. JT, AFAM etc etc. all do the same jobbie

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    520 evr3 in the mail cant wait...... got it from hard racing

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.Ed View Post
    Road or track?

    I have always used DID EVR3 520 on my bikes and never had a single issue with them... then again they have always been dedicated track bikes bar one and even that one only saw like 2000km on the road.
    Lately it's been more track than road.What does the 520 refer too.Seems to be on all brands.

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    Chain and sprockets recommendations

    520 525 530 are the width of the chains.

    Last edited by chubb; 31-08-2014 at 08:36 PM.

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    Thanks Chubb

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    Quote Originally Posted by shippy__ View Post
    520 evr3 in the mail cant wait...... got it from hard racing
    If you still have the stock 525 on the bike, weigh it against the EVR3 and give yourself a tap on the back!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.Ed View Post
    If you still have the stock 525 on the bike, weigh it against the EVR3 and give yourself a tap on the back!
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    hahaha do share... I did it on the 600RR back in the day but fmd if I remember the results, I do remember they were good.

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    Last edited by shippy__; 01-09-2014 at 09:50 PM.

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    not as much as i thought, hopefully friction will be better

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    I'm surprised! I guess the 525 R6 OEM isn't that heavy....

    On litre-bikes (530), there's a massive difference. Like, 1.5kg including sprockets. And it's rotating mass, so it's worth more, so to speak.
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    New chain and front sprocket for the 2010 R6


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    I propose everybody weighs everything that's on hand.... I will do the same for my sprockets

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    15/520



    45/520

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