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  • #16
    @addy

    Go ahead with the RTR 160's chain-set..My brother is running his A150 with 160's sprocket and chain..Experience has been fruitful so far,and he's enjoying his ride..Says,it's a totally different bike now..

    Will enquire more on this from him,as I have no idea of the mods undergone...Wait till 2mrw morning!(if you can)..
    If you ride like there's no tomorrow...worry not there won't be!

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    • #17
      Originally posted by shivank View Post
      @addy

      Go ahead with the RTR 160's chain-set..My brother is running his A150 with 160's sprocket and chain..Experience has been fruitful so far,and he's enjoying his ride..Says,it's a totally different bike now..

      Will enquire more on this from him,as I have no idea of the mods undergone...Wait till 2mrw morning!(if you can)..
      thank you buddy for the info. Will surely try to get the RTR 160 set. And i can surely wait till friday or saturday because thats when i will get these things changed

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      • #18
        Originally posted by aargee View Post
        Well the sprockets are looking regular ones, so O ring will be a straight fit.


        I thought you'd a P150, sry about that.

        If you're planning to do it on your own, then take the vehicle to nearest spare parts shop & take their help, otherwise leave it to the mechanic & they'll take care.

        Incase, the chain length is more, you need to cut the additional links, if not, then do not take the risk.

        I am running a P220FI chain sprocket kit which has an O ring chain on my P180UG3. The sprockets were a direct fit. The chain was longer than needed. So the mechanic just removed 3 links and everything was installed as clean as stock. There is no need to CUT the additional links. The pins holding the consecutive links together can be hammered out and the links can be removed. The same pin can then be hammered back in..

        Don't be confused/scared of hammering the pins. Pins are supposed to be installed/removed by means of hammering itself. Just that too heavy hammering may damage the links.

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