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Old Jan 30, 2019 | 10:37 AM
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Hi, I should say right up front, while I'm handy working on things, I know little to nothing about ATV's or motorcycles.

My granddaughter has a 2013 ATV and the chain keeps coming off. The sprockets seem to be lined up good. Things do not look to worn, but I'm going to try replacing the sprockets and chain.
The issue is, it has a 428 chain and sprockets, but these sizes seem difficult to find.
428 - Chain 72 links
428 front sprocket 13 teeth
428 rear sprocket 33 teeth

So my question is, should I change them all to some more readily acquired sizes? If so, are there any suggested sizes you guys think?

Thank You, Info below on the ATV....

Maker: Peace Sports
Model - TPATV501-110
vin - L6ASCHL12EA001245
Manufacturer - Zhe jiang peace industry and trade Co
Address: Wuyi, Zhe jiang China
 
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Old Jan 31, 2019 | 08:10 AM
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The sprockets might be a hard find but 428 chain is common. You buy a chain and cut it to length.
If the sprocket teeth are not looking like a hook, they are prolly fine.
 
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Old Jan 31, 2019 | 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by LT80
The sprockets might be a hard find but 428 chain is common. You buy a chain and cut it to length.
If the sprocket teeth are not looking like a hook, they are prolly fine.
Ok, I just now ordered a chain and front sprocket (since it was easy to find and cheap) and a link removal tool.
We'll give it a go.. Thank You
 
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