749 Sprockets

sonic · 22-Apr-2005, 16:42

Hi all, Ive got a 749 and ive put put +2 on the rear sprocket but was considering a 14T on the front also. Is there any disadvantages to doing this? I really like the slightly increased turn in gained from bringing the rear closer, will this be effected by a smaller front sprocket??

Cheers!

jobr · 22-Apr-2005, 17:15

Send Shazaam a U2U, he knows best.

He posted a link with all recommended sprocket sizes so you may be able to search that one out and dust it off, it was very informative.

Carbon749 · 22-Apr-2005, 18:25

Hi,

99% sure that you will find you already have a front 14t sprocket fitted as standard. It tends to be the 996/8/9 bikes that have a 15t front sprocket and benefit from dropping to a 14t sprocket. Would not advise going lower than 14t on the front as this is too small a diameter to wrap the chain around.

I would suggest that if you'd like a like more "pull" go up another tooth or 2 on the rear. I would go for a 42t rear which should be 3 up on standard.

sonic · 22-Apr-2005, 18:53

kool, might give that a try, might have to get a longer chain though (bit like yours Jon)
Ill give that thread a search, just wanted to know any feedback on people who may have already done it.

sbwells · 23-Apr-2005, 12:39

Sonic...

14 tooth...

Muppet

sonic · 23-Apr-2005, 13:14

eh???

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22-Apr-2005, 17:15	#2
jobr Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 682 Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Bletchingley, Surrey. Mood: Sad my Membership icon has gone:( Send Shazaam a U2U, he knows best. He posted a link with all recommended sprocket sizes so you may be able to search that one out and dust it off, it was very informative. Reply

22-Apr-2005, 18:53	#4
sonic Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 217 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Gatwick, West Sussex Mood: bleedin ecstatic! kool, might give that a try, might have to get a longer chain though (bit like yours Jon) Ill give that thread a search, just wanted to know any feedback on people who may have already done it. Reply

23-Apr-2005, 12:39	#5
sbwells Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 277 Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: London, UK Mood: Bring the noise! Sonic... 14 tooth... Muppet Reply

23-Apr-2005, 13:14	#6
sonic Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 217 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Gatwick, West Sussex Mood: bleedin ecstatic! eh??? Reply