my sprocket ate it
#11
01-11-2003, 12:15 PM
#13
01-11-2003, 01:57 PM
my sprocket ate it
Originally posted by: Peltrax
I recently bought a 14t sprocket(custom sprockets) and i had a accident in my back yard jump i came down like really hard on the back wheels and i was on the gas hard as i could cuz i was almost straight up and didnt want to flip,when i landed it broke my chain and my front sprocket is scratched and chipped to...i ordered a primary drive 14 t sprocket and a x ring chain ....anyways what i wanted to know is am i gonna need to get a nother master link to get the chain to fit the 14 t sprocket(stock is 13).....and is a master link from a x ring the same as from a o ring,cuz if it is ill use one from my old chain...oh one more question ,i ordered the sprocket (and fmf carbon reeds) from rocky mountain atv,the total price of the products was 38$ but it costed me 60 dollars total,is that their normal shipping rate cuz it seemed quite high
I recently bought a 14t sprocket(custom sprockets) and i had a accident in my back yard jump i came down like really hard on the back wheels and i was on the gas hard as i could cuz i was almost straight up and didnt want to flip,when i landed it broke my chain and my front sprocket is scratched and chipped to...i ordered a primary drive 14 t sprocket and a x ring chain ....anyways what i wanted to know is am i gonna need to get a nother master link to get the chain to fit the 14 t sprocket(stock is 13).....and is a master link from a x ring the same as from a o ring,cuz if it is ill use one from my old chain...oh one more question ,i ordered the sprocket (and fmf carbon reeds) from rocky mountain atv,the total price of the products was 38$ but it costed me 60 dollars total,is that their normal shipping rate cuz it seemed quite high
#14
01-11-2003, 02:10 PM
my sprocket ate it
Ok, it sounds like you ordered next day shipping. Yes, that's a lot. 2nd is a lot cheaper, BTW. Being in Florida you're a long way from Utah so shipping is more.
The 14 tooth should be OK (Blaster I guess) since there should be enough adjustment room. If not, another master link won't hels you since you have to ad 2 links at a time. Basically, if the 14t sprocket is too much then you're out of luck. But it should be fine, don't sweat it.
The X ring and O ring master links are the same. They both use o-rings for the master link in my experience. It never hurts to have a spare master link anyway. You should really have a chain press and a link removal tool for chains also. You'll need them sooner or later.
The 14 tooth should be OK (Blaster I guess) since there should be enough adjustment room. If not, another master link won't hels you since you have to ad 2 links at a time. Basically, if the 14t sprocket is too much then you're out of luck. But it should be fine, don't sweat it.
The X ring and O ring master links are the same. They both use o-rings for the master link in my experience. It never hurts to have a spare master link anyway. You should really have a chain press and a link removal tool for chains also. You'll need them sooner or later.
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I still havent got them yet so it must be the week shipping rate,and it does still seem a little high......I have ordered from dennis kirk and all my shipping has been free(but the prices are a lot higher).....yeah the landing was hard i dont think my shock moved at all,lol,im lucky i didnt break my axle,i was about 5 or 6 feet up
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01-11-2003, 06:28 PM
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01-11-2003, 06:30 PM
my sprocket ate it
hey mini, that shipping is prob right. tires are bulky and the rate on them is up there. my two rears banded together were 26 from rmatv, and i'm a lot closer. i think its ups but dont know for sure.
what tires did you get? for the new shee?
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what tires did you get? for the new shee?
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