Chain & sprockets buy

[2wheelie]

I searched some threads on this, lot's of of different ones out there, but didn't get a definite answer on where can I buy a set of chain and sprockets?
My chain has about 15k and is still looks good, but is it ok if to put sprockets only? Is there a group buy still exists? I'm looking for 16 front & 44 rear on 118

 

[mdgreene2001]

Chains and sprockets

https://www.solomotoparts.com/AFAM-520-Steel-Front-Sprocket-for-FZ6-04-09/

https://www.solomotoparts.com/Supersprox-Stealth-Gold-520-Rear-Sprocket-for-FZ6R-09-12/

Driven 520 Evo-Spec Lightened Steel Rear Sprocket for FZ6R 09-10 - Sprockets - Drive - Street Parts - SoloMotoParts.com - Motorcycle Parts, Accessories and Gear

Driven Colored 520 Aluminum Rear Sprocket for FZ6R 09-10 - Sprockets - Drive - Street Parts - SoloMotoParts.com - Motorcycle Parts, Accessories and Gear

520 Chains - Drive - Street Parts - SoloMotoParts.com - Motorcycle Parts, Accessories and Gear

Yamaha Race 520 Conversion Chain & Sprocket Kits - Drive Kits & 520 Conversions - Drive - Street Parts - SoloMotoParts.com - Motorcycle Parts, Accessories and Gear

Supersprox 520 Chain & Sprocket Kit (Lifetime Guarantee) for FZ6 04-09 - Drive Kits & 520 Conversions - Drive - Street Parts - SoloMotoParts.com - Motorcycle Parts, Accessories and Gear

 

[mdgreene2001]

A +1 front is really close to a -2 rear and you can keep the stock chain length

 

[mdgreene2001]

Gearing Commander: Motorcycle Speed, RPM, Chain & Sprockets Calculator

Select yamaha, FZ, 6 R

It will show you all the options for gearing, rpm, top speed, etc...

 

[Marthy]

17/46 or 17/47 are good ratio. Solomotoparts.com can hook you up. Talk to Tyler over there... we just had a group buy not long ago... maybe you call him and try to get a deal still.

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[2wheelie]

Thanks Marthy. I'll give Tyler a call.
If put +1 front, would it have more straights put on sprocket vs -2 rear?

 

[mdgreene2001]

If put +1 front, would it have more straights put on sprocket vs -2 rear?

Not sure what your asking?

 

[2013 Fz6r satin]

Straights=strain on the sprocket?

 

[2wheelie]

Yes, I mean the strain. The bigger front - more power the bike needs to move it (think peddling a bicycle). More gas consumption and less sprocket life.

 

[mdgreene2001]

I got you now. I don't think it will be that big of an issue...

 

[2wheelie]

17/46 or 17/47 are good ratio. Solomotoparts.com can hook you up. Talk to Tyler over there... we just had a group buy not long ago... maybe you call him and try to get a deal still.

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So I shouldn't cut the chain (120 links) with this ratio?
Also, does Tyler has a different number or I'd call their 877 and ask for him?

Thank you all for your help.

 

[mdgreene2001]

So I shouldn't cut the chain (120 links) with this ratio?
Also, does Tyler has a different number or I'd call their 877 and ask for him?

Thank you all for your help.

17/46 you can use stock chain length. Watch solo motorsports chain and sprocket install video it teaches you how to break chain install sprockets, mock up new chain, and rivet it.

 

[mdgreene2001]

I searched some threads on this, lot's of of different ones out there, but didn't get a definite answer on where can I buy a set of chain and sprockets?
My chain has about 15k and is still looks good, but is it ok if to put sprockets only? Is there a group buy still exists? I'm looking for 16 front & 44 rear on 118

You can get your 44t sprocket and chain here:

http://www.supersproxusa.com/product~Yamaha~Road_Bikes~600_ccm~FZ-6_RYL_(FZ6R)__[2009-2012].php

And AFAM makes a lightened front sprocket:

AFAM 520 Steel Front Sprocket for FZ6R 09-11 - Sprockets - Drive - Street Parts - SoloMotoParts.com - Motorcycle Parts, Accessories and Gear

 

[2wheelie]

I need your opinion on these sprockets.
The one on the bike is new. The one on the floor is an old one. Both 16T.
Now, would you say the old one still has life in it? Also, what I like about it is that it has these rubber sides on which the chain rests, when the new on is just plain.
Any thoughts on them?

 

[2wheelie]

Anyone there?