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need help about sprocket
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sausage
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| Joined: 11/08
Posted: 11/09/08
10:37 AM
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i'm new here. i would like to know where can i find the model and the price of sprocket. i use it for stunt purpose. what size they use in stunt? thank you
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Posted: 11/10/08
10:43 AM
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sausage size.
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sausage
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Posted: 11/11/08
08:23 AM
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:-( no one reply
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Posted: 11/12/08
05:53 PM
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ask a sensible question and you'll get a sensible answer.
what bike? where do you ride? etc etc etc
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Posted: 11/12/08
05:54 PM
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until then....sausage it up. stick a sauzzeeege patty on the rear.
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pfdoyle
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Posted: 01/21/09
07:01 AM
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Jason Britton, uses a 60 tooth rear. I'm not sure about the front. But a 60 rear should answer your problems. Good luck.
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Posted: 08/12/09
10:01 AM
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well, it depends on your ride. Most 600's come with around a 45 tooth rear, and use a 520 size chain... However most liter bikes use around the same size rear sprocket stock, but have a 530 size chain (much Stronger). If you want to start stunting, i would go with a -1 tooth from stock in the front, and a +5 in the rear... thats what i did to my 954 and it powers up in 2nd all day long... good luck
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cmd11880
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Posted: 08/12/09
07:22 PM
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yeah whatv he said
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Posted: 08/18/09
02:23 PM
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so did you sausage it?
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Posted: 08/19/09
09:44 PM
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deep dish pizza pan, with sausage?
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jching
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| Joined: 06/08
Posted: 09/22/09
04:55 PM
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haha, sausage.
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