Chain Conversion? for 200mm
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Chain Conversion? for 200mm
Has anyone done a 200mm conversion on their Sporty? I have emailed 3 different companies regarding this and they don't have an offset sprocket to accommodate a 200mm wheel.
Plus it brings the tire back a few inches, so the questions are?
- where do I buy the kit
- front sprocket spacer
- how many link chain
- if i want more torque to mid what size sprockets do you recommend
thanks in advance
Plus it brings the tire back a few inches, so the questions are?
- where do I buy the kit
- front sprocket spacer
- how many link chain
- if i want more torque to mid what size sprockets do you recommend
thanks in advance
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Has anyone done a 200mm conversion on their Sporty? I have emailed 3 different companies regarding this and they don't have an offset sprocket to accommodate a 200mm wheel.
Plus it brings the tire back a few inches, so the questions are?
- where do I buy the kit
- front sprocket spacer
- how many link chain
- if i want more torque to mid what size sprockets do you recommend
thanks in advance
Plus it brings the tire back a few inches, so the questions are?
- where do I buy the kit
- front sprocket spacer
- how many link chain
- if i want more torque to mid what size sprockets do you recommend
thanks in advance
Vulcanworks or pbi for your sprocket needs and spacers. Chain length depends on how much the arm is extended.
You fitting a sport bike wheel up?
id run 520 o or x ring chain and not 530.
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I run a 180 with a chain, could probably fit a 190, not sure about a 200. I didn’t buy a “kit”
Vulcanworks or pbi for your sprocket needs and spacers. Chain length depends on how much the arm is extended.
You fitting a sport bike wheel up?
id run 520 o or x ring chain and not 530.
Vulcanworks or pbi for your sprocket needs and spacers. Chain length depends on how much the arm is extended.
You fitting a sport bike wheel up?
id run 520 o or x ring chain and not 530.
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Note: I saw this when surfin' the web, I've never used anything from them.
If your German translation is good, you might check out Ricks Motorcycles
for a wide swingarm to get you started....
https://ricks-motorcycles.com/en/par...ung-sportster/
good luck,
T.
If your German translation is good, you might check out Ricks Motorcycles
for a wide swingarm to get you started....
https://ricks-motorcycles.com/en/par...ung-sportster/
good luck,
T.
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Im getting things ready for a 180 rear tire conversion. I plan on keeping the OEM belt. Vulcan also sells offset transmission pulleys. This is the route I will go if I need to kick the belt out to not rub on the tire.
https://secure.vulcanworks.net/store...n-Pulleys.html
https://secure.vulcanworks.net/store...n-Pulleys.html
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So you got the one from low brow and it fit fine? I have it now but it says it’s meant for stock wheel and rim. Not sure if I needed an offset sprocket.
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