Has anyone bought these from Rocky Mountain, wat do you think of them?

 

I bought the 15 in this and i really like it.. works good - fits fine - holds up..
The no name brand is the renthal...
I prefer the Titax....but its no big deel they are both fine.

 

would it be ok to run a ron wood (17t) with a primary drive or titax rear sproket??

 

lilnotts,

if you order from Rocky Mountain ATV from Canada, forget about saving money bud. I made an order for a 12.99$ front titax sprocket. Final price : 26.91$ US. That's 13.94$ US in shipping, for a half-pound item. Then you will need to convert that into canadian which is roughly 40$ and then add 7% sales tax. Cost you about 45$ bucks for 1 no-name front sprocket.

I also tried ordering both a front and rear sprocket. Front for 12.99 and rear for 14.99. Total price came to 44.95$ USD + Conversion, Duty and Sales Taxes.

Rocky Mountain clearly isn't in the business to ship stuff to Canada with those horrendous shipping fees. I've ordered many things from the US, even a 40 lb. 12-inch subwoofer from Florida, and the shipping was 23$ or so.

Just giving you a heads up, as to not have you waste your time with them. My local Kawasaki dealer can get me good 14-17 tooth fronts for 20$ CDN and 36-41 tooth rears for about 40$ CDN.

I suggest going to your local ATV parts store.

Jeff

 

WOW.
that sucks!!
I think mine came to like $18 us....

 

Yep, I know.

The only things that suck about being in Canada is sometimes the availability of certain products and NO DUNES...(none that we are allowed to ride, anyway)

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is it ok to use a ron wood front sproket with titax or primary drive rear??

 

I couldn't see why not...I don't think it matters which brand they are. As long as they fit your chain. (Number of teeth)

 

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tyre, thanks alot for the heads up man