748s for S4R or not - Page 3

webbyc · 06-Apr-2005, 17:41

Mine are R&G too and as said above, easy to fit.

Nattyboy - I was thinking about changing the gearing by going up one on the back, but is 14T front better?

Nattyboy · 06-Apr-2005, 18:03

14t front is all you need mate..perfect as im sure Darren will tell you !!! Wheelies off the throttle in second..!

If you decide to go the 14T route..ive got a couple of new ones in the garage I think..

Cheers
Nat

webbyc · 07-Apr-2005, 08:30

Quote:

Originally posted by Nattyboy
14t front is all you need mate..perfect as im sure Darren will tell you !!! Wheelies off the throttle in second..!

If you decide to go the 14T route..ive got a couple of new ones in the garage I think..

Cheers
Nat

Nat

What do you want for one of them? Are they easy to fit? Do I need any special tools?

Nattyboy · 07-Apr-2005, 09:01

I got my mechanic to fit mine, but I have fit one before..really straight forward..no special tools required..

£15 posted for the sprocket mate..

Nat

eccles291 · 08-Apr-2005, 23:41

Quote:

Originally posted by Nattyboy
..I know of a cracking S4R in blue and white (great colours IMO) for sale in Bristol...VERY low mileage !!!

Cheers
Nat

Could be interested in this.

What sort of price and how low are the miles?

Nattyboy · 09-Apr-2005, 01:52

The ebay bidding started at Under £6k and about 800 miles I think..let me know if your interested and ill u2u stus e-mail

Cheers
Nat

[Edited on 9-4-2005 by Nattyboy]

webbyc · 09-Apr-2005, 08:46

Quote:

Originally posted by Nattyboy
I got my mechanic to fit mine, but I have fit one before..really straight forward..no special tools required..

£15 posted for the sprocket mate..

Nat

Nat - u2u your address for the cheque, or can pay by paypal if you want.

Chris

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06-Apr-2005, 17:41	#21
webbyc Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,087 Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Ashtead, Surrey Mood: www.suzukisportingclub.com the only place to be Mine are R&G too and as said above, easy to fit. Nattyboy - I was thinking about changing the gearing by going up one on the back, but is 14T front better? Reply

06-Apr-2005, 18:03	#22
Nattyboy Registered Forum User Ducati in my Blood Posts: 4,181 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Swindon, Wilts Mood: Back down to 3 :>( 14t front is all you need mate..perfect as im sure Darren will tell you !!! Wheelies off the throttle in second..! If you decide to go the 14T route..ive got a couple of new ones in the garage I think.. Cheers Nat Reply

07-Apr-2005, 09:01	#24
Nattyboy Registered Forum User Ducati in my Blood Posts: 4,181 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Swindon, Wilts Mood: Back down to 3 :>( I got my mechanic to fit mine, but I have fit one before..really straight forward..no special tools required.. £15 posted for the sprocket mate.. Nat Reply

09-Apr-2005, 01:52	#26
Nattyboy Registered Forum User Ducati in my Blood Posts: 4,181 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Swindon, Wilts Mood: Back down to 3 :>( The ebay bidding started at Under £6k and about 800 miles I think..let me know if your interested and ill u2u stus e-mail Cheers Nat [Edited on 9-4-2005 by Nattyboy] Reply