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Old 07-Sep-2006, 23:14   #1
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Old 07-Sep-2006, 23:22   #2
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I'll post a pointer to this thread. Obviously there's something odd going on but, clearly you can fit 14t sprockets to ssie motors.
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Old 07-Sep-2006, 23:25   #3
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got a 14T front on my 620Sie motor in my Class A DD bike although I have it fitted with the boss facing outwould so that the sprocket is a bit nearer to the crankcases to suit my chain alignment.
Also had one on the 750SSie when I raced it at Darley the other week, again if fitted without any problems


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Old 07-Sep-2006, 23:30   #4
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I'm running a 14t on my 620ie and have been all season. When I put it on I checked both sprockets and boss size / alignment was identical. The chain is in exactly the same place as it was with a 15t.....

Maybe they have weird sprockets....... or weird eyes.... Just kidding guys, I'm sure it's just a sprocket issue.

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Old 08-Sep-2006, 10:09   #5
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I to have run a 14t on my 620ie all year without any problems.
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Old 08-Sep-2006, 10:23   #6
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I used to run 14t front sprocket on my 1999 750ss ie. I'm currently running a 14t front sprocket on my 2002 900ss ie. I'm also running a 14t front sprocket on my 1995 600ss ie DD bike.

So that's two injected and one carbed Supersport bikes that I've run 14t front sprockets on with no problems.
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So that's two injected and one carbed Supersport bikes that I've run 14t front sprockets on with no problems.

The pic above is the old carbed bike, but I used the same 14t sprocket on the new 800^H^H 620 engine as well.


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Old 07-Sep-2006, 23:28   #8
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I'll post a pointer to this thread. Obviously there's something odd going on but, clearly you can fit 14t sprockets to ssie motors.
that will make us popular
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