I try to do this on a budget, so I like the JT sprockets. Inexpensive and they seem to last pretty well.
As to the chain, apparently there is a bit of lost power with an ORing or XRing chain, so I'm now running a regular chain - although I doubt anyone could really notice the difference.
I bet Jaybird will jump on here about this. . . He runs this website.
i'm also now running an renthal r-1 gold chain on my cr250. it's a non o-ring chain so it spins easily with less drag. so far, i've run six long practice sessions and two motos and i haven't had to adjust it yet.
If you can afford it, get the Sidewinder ti-moly sprockets and chain!!!!!!! It's expensive BUT, after almost 3 years my sprocket looks about a week old!! These things are indestructable. They are a titanium moly combination, they look cool also. It's cheaper in the long run. Also, NEVER buy aluminum sprockets unless you are a pro racer and a few ounces matter to you, they last no time, and, an o-ring or x-ring chain last wayyyyyyyyy longer than a standard. The standard chains stretch like crazy!!!!! Good luck.
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