[BasetotheFACE]

Ya need a new chain thing 520 with sprocket kit...
i have an 01 cbr 600F4i
was just gunna do the work myself found plenty of self help sites that take you thru it step by step and F*** paying somebody to do it hahahaha
anyways just taking suggestions and seeing what good aftermarket parts are out there for chains/sprocket combos
thanks

[JohnnySpeed954]

It's a little price heavy but I like the DID ERV3 520 chain with whatever sprockets you like.

[overholt13]

ive been using the RK 520 conversion kits,frt,rear sprockets and chain, on my rr for 15 years,hold up great,i have a extra kit actually in the garage right now just waitin,less weight to move so the bike actually builds rpms a little faster

[spina220]

DID X ring

[Bonefish]

Originally Posted by spina220

DID X ring

[roland5color]

RK X ring with renthal sprockets.

[djpharoah]

Just make sure you don't get vortex aluminum sprockets.

[BasetotheFACE]

lol was think vortex but found some better sprockets hhahaha ya i was thinkin DID Xring 520 converstion with supersprox stealth tri-metal......
just waiting for the funds
also can u change chain without a stand?? i dont think you can since you have to dismount the rear wheel, probably gunna make my own make shift stand home depot here i come

[Destructo]

RK chains seem to have a good reputation, I only found this out after buying a DID X-ring one though.... maybe I'll try RK next time.

[afchicrider]

Originally Posted by djpharoah

Just make sure you don't get vortex aluminum sprockets.

[spina220]

Originally Posted by afchicrider

Adjust your chains properly and you should have no problems with them.

[afchicrider]

Originally Posted by spina220

Adjust your chains properly and you should have no problems with them.

emphasized the word for you

[spina220]

Originally Posted by afchicrider

emphasized the word for you

English Grammar Lessons

[TheOne11]

[afchicrider]

Originally Posted by spina220

English Grammar Lessons

i wasn't disagreeing with you, just being a smarta$$ because i'm still bitter about how the front vortex aluminum sprocket on my R6 led to a series of events that nearly totalled my R6. lol.

...and there is no good comeback for your posting the definition of "should", you win

end of thread hijack

[spina220]

I was just illustrating a definition for the word you emphasized, I have used them for years, and not that many of them, the only reason I would change them was to change gearing for different tracks, never because anything happened to them, the 44 tooth I used for the road was just replaced after 7 years and 10k miles, nothing but good experiences here thats all I was saying.

[afchicrider]

Originally Posted by spina220

I was just illustrating a definition for the word you emphasized, I have used them for years, and not that many of them, the only reason I would change them was to change gearing for different tracks, never because anything happened to them, the 44 tooth I used for the road was just replaced after 7 years and 10k miles, nothing but good experiences here thats all I was saying.

wow, that's honestly impressive that a sprocket lasted that long. i don't have a ton of experience with motorcycles (only been riding for almost 2 years now) but i've never heard of sprockets being on that long. that was the aluminum vortex?

[spina220]

Yup, its all about taking the time to maintain your stuff.

[sheepofblue]

Go with stock size and steel. Go with a DID xring chain. It will last a lot longer than 520 with AL sprockets and it is a street bike