Sprocket trade or buy?

[gasser]

I'm looking for 50, 51, or 52 tooth rear sprockets. I have two 48 tooth aluminum rear sprockets that I don't need. One is new and the other almost new (I took it off my new bike after only a few rides). I also have two 50 tooth Ironman sprockets that have a good amount of wear but would be good for experimenting with different ratios.

 

[stainlesscycle]

i believe i have a wore out 52 ironman i'd trade for a 50t ironman that's worn out - for experimenting with ratios.. i'm already running 51..

 

[gasser]

i believe i have a wore out 52 ironman i'd trade for a 50t ironman that's worn out - for experimenting with ratios.. i'm already running 51..

Post or pm me your address and I'll get it in the mail to you.

 

[BigChina]

i have a two piece red 50T. I can't remember the brand...sproxx something or other. Has about two hours on it. PM if interested. Can check brand if interested.

 

[forgiven]

I have a brand new 50T in the packaging if you want to get rid of the 48's

I will go upstairs and verify it in the garage...but I am pretty sure.

 

[Bailey28]

I need a good source for front sprockets.... anyone??

 

[noobi]

I need a good source for front sprockets.... anyone??

Renthal make front sprockets to suit the gasser.
http://www.renthal.com/File/fit_my_...0&bikedate=2002&zone=Europe&biketype=Off Road

The year is irrelevant, sprocket fit has been the same for a long time, your 2010 will be fine.

 

[forgiven]

I thought Moose made them and Gofasters stocks them and I didn't think they were too bad in price either. I can't find nothing on their site anymore or I would link it.

 

[gasser]

I have a brand new 50T in the packaging if you want to get rid of the 48's

I will go upstairs and verify it in the garage...but I am pretty sure.

Sounds great I would like to swap. Is your sprocket steel?

 

[Eric K]

I need a good source for front sprockets.... anyone??

Here is my experience with front sprockets on my GasGas 300's...

Stock
648 miles - significantly hooked
879 miles - significantly hooked


Sprocket specialists
1406 miles - significantly hooked
681 miles - moderately hooked


Ironman
2521 miles - slightly hooked - still going
2558 miles - very slight wear, no hooking - still going

This is why I run Ironman.

 

[cbutler]

I was not impressed with ether of my Ironmans for the money they should last alot longer. I only got mabe 1500 miles on them.

 

[stainlesscycle]

i have had goodluck with the ironman sprockets. i am diligent with chain maintenance, and get 40-60 2 hour races out of a set... that's with a quality regina chain. that's well over a year/year and a half.. probably less than 1500 miles, but they are hard miles. other sprockets last me maybe 10 races (3 months)

 

[Eric K]

I was not impressed with ether of my Ironmans for the money they should last alot longer. I only got mabe 1500 miles on them.

Have you found another brand that lasts longer than Ironman?

 

[cbutler]

No I have not but I am looking $50 for a front is a little high for me (being a cheep a$$)

On my 450X I would get the stock chain and two primary drive fronts ($7 each) and two rear ($15 each)and that would last me two to two and a half years about 4000+ miles.