mcurcio1989 said:
damn, this place is turning erotic :laugh: :nener:
the sprockets are nothing more then rear wheel rpm versus back wheel torque.
one tooth change one a front sprocket equal roughly 3 teeth on the back. i generally prefer changing the front since they are cheaper. try one tooth less on front. more than that and you loose a lot of top speed.
a good clean to the carb is a must. check the air filter too. might want to ajust the valve clearance. a service manual is a must for doing those jobs.
almost forget, change the oil, oil filter and check the oil pressure. :cool: