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It means the no. of holes on the sprockets, through which the Nut Bolts are attached, to join it to rear wheel.
For example, Bajaj Pulsar 180 UG3 has 4 holes in its' sprocket, from which the 4 couples of Nut & Bolt are fixed, and its attached to the wheel... This is generally 2 for the front sprocket, as its a smaller one...
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I was wondering if I can put a smaller 40T sprocket 4 fitment hole one?? Everything else seems to be 4 fitment type. |
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![]() Does any other bikes chain sprocket match with aquilas...........
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well i feel that my pulsar 180ug4 has short 1st and 2nd gears ,so can changing the front sprocket result in lesser shifts?
also what is the teeth count front and rear of 180ug4? constant changing of gears becomes a pain in the @$$. also would it increase the mileage? i really don't care if i lose out a bit on acceleration . Last edited by rockinggokul; 07-05-2009 at 03:17 PM. |
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Fitment is just a measurement. For example, P200, Karizma & 220 have bigger chain and sprockets, you can't fit them to Pulsar 150 ... despite same fitment. Quote:
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2. So basically, you want to overgear it? That means a bigger front sprocket, or a smaller rear sprocket is what you need now. If it is Normal same Size, Pulsar 180 UG3's front sprocket (15 teeth) will do the job. If it if Larger Size, then you can use Rear Sprocket (37 teeth) of Pulsar 220 (old DTS-Fi) ... In either case, you shouldn't change the chain, as its 1-2 links change and chain can be adjusted to this much change, 3. Yes, any change to overall gearing affects mileage. In this case, you'll get more mileage provided the same riding style as before. In this matter, keep looking here, as I might provide updates on which sprocket fits it. Last edited by Samarth 619; 07-05-2009 at 03:58 PM. |
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HI!!
I have a Zma which is slightly modded, like K&N, free flow exhaust, Iridium plugs, bigger jet. I want to increase the top speed. I guess a 2 tooth decrease in the rear sprocket should be enough. Please suggest. Also I read in this post that P200 has a rear 38 sprocket and Zma has 40 and they both are direct fit. SO should I go for P200 Rear sprocket?? What can be the other options and which will be best??
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