i am wondering what you guys think would be the ideal gearing for my mojave, i am mostly going to be doin trail riding, so i want to be able to accelerate pretty fast and not lose top end, i dont know how possible this is, i am totally new to the quad world. if you have any knowledge about this plz tell. thnx

 

with your modifications i would go 12 in the front (stock) and 41 in the back, if you want get a 13 tooth front , doesnt loose all to much bottom end but to be on the safe side stick with the 12 front, good acceleration and good top end

 

boob in your profile it says you have a 38 tooth rear sprocket. i have searched all over and the lowest i could find was a 41 tooth rear. where'd u get it and how much was it?

 

Sprocket Specialists makes aluminum rear sprockets for the Mojave that range from 28-74 tooth. I've got a 41 and 39 on order with them. They should be at my door by the end of the week. I had to wait a little longer because I had them anodized for durability. You can also order them with additional lightening holes to save weight, or you can order them with self-cleaning grooves machined into the teeth. The website is <u>sprocketspecialists.com.</u>

 

all i have on my mojave is a white bors pipe k&n filter and it is jetted. it has 22 inch bandit tires on it. i want my top speed to be around 70mph on my mojave. is it possible to do this and still be able to climb a medium sized hill(in first gear). what size sprockets will i need to do this?

 

You'll be hard-pressed to see 70mph with a Mojave. Gearing alone will not acheive this feat. You'll need a Four Stroke Tech 330 kit from Mickey Dunlop. However, the following website will get you in the ballpark for speed with regard to gearing. http://www.glamisdunes.net/calculator.htmText. Primary gear = 3.050, RPM = 7500. Good luck!!