Primary Drive sprockets, JUNK:

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jackdrinker

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• Nov 10, 2005

• #1

So I ordered a chain and sprocket kit from Rocky Mountain..
Front sprocket looks ok and the chain is well, a chain.. The rear sprocket is warped.. I put it on my granite slab at the shop and it's lifted on one side... I'm calling them now, guess I'll stick with Tag or Renthal...

 

Okiewan

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• Nov 10, 2005

• #2

Did you ever wonder how something can be so much cheaper than all the others?

 

Papakeith

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• Nov 10, 2005

• #3

:think: Preds cheap.

But it's worth the nickle to watch him dance

 

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SQUIRLEYMOFO

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• Nov 10, 2005

• #4

JTR seems to be good for the money......

 

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jboomer

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• Nov 10, 2005

• #5

I've had that problem with those PD sprockets too.

 

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yzrulz

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• Nov 11, 2005

• #6

I have put two sets of Primary Drive sprockets on two different bikes and no problems so far. The sprocket and chain set on my 250 is nearly two years old and still looks great!!!

 

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Bandit9

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• Nov 12, 2005

• #7

Primary drive sprockets and X-ring chain has been on my bike since June. That is about 5 enduros, and 10 training rides that are run as hard as an enduro. Chain and sprockets look good. I will use them again.

 

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jboomer

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• Nov 13, 2005

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jboomer said:

I've had that problem with those PD sprockets too.

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I've had 2, nearly a year apart, guess I should've learned on the first go around. :ahhh:

 

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motometal

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• Nov 13, 2005

• #9

is it steel or aluminum alloy?

 

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Bodge

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• Nov 13, 2005

• #10

Never any trouble here.