12 tooth sprocket on raptor
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12 tooth sprocket on raptor
I'm thinking of dropping down to a 12 tooth sprocket, through what gears will this give me the most gain? I can fairly easily pull up 3rd gear wheelies, I would like to be able to pull up in 3rd and possibly 4th a little easier, does the 12 tooth give extra torque that high up in the gears? Thanks
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12 tooth sprocket on raptor
You should have no problem getting a 4th gear wheelie with the 12t sprocket............with a little clutch I can do that now..........and I have a 14t...........
you will be able to tell a pretty big difference in the gearing.....it will have much more torque........better watch 1st and 2nd gear when you are accelerating hard or you will end up on your back.........
you will be able to tell a pretty big difference in the gearing.....it will have much more torque........better watch 1st and 2nd gear when you are accelerating hard or you will end up on your back.........
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12 tooth sprocket on raptor
A smaller front sprocket will wear out the chain faster and robs a little power because the chain has to go around a smaller diameter.
For hillclimbing and torque you want bigger rear (or smaller front). For top speed and less torque you want a smaller rear (or bigger front).
For tight trails, hills and dunes a 42 or 43 is about right with a 13 front.
For hillclimbing and torque you want bigger rear (or smaller front). For top speed and less torque you want a smaller rear (or bigger front).
For tight trails, hills and dunes a 42 or 43 is about right with a 13 front.
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