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  • krixna
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    Re: Help needed in sprocketing the duke 200 2015 model with 6 mount points

    Originally posted by paradoxr9019 View Post
    Thanks for your response but I heard that the 200 ns's chain is not .520 pitch and its .420. Let's assume that the 200 ns rear sprocket fits my d200s wheel can I still use the same front sprocket?? And the same chain?? Confused
    NS uses 520 (I own it, changed rear sprocket to P220's 36T, with some mod work on the 4-hole P220 sprocket to make it 6-hole to suit NS. You can use the same D200 front sprocket, and the new (P180 ug4 is 39T I guess, or use the NS 39T) reduction in size will leave you with around 2 inches chain length to tighten.
    Last edited by krixna; 01-16-2016, 04:55 PM.

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  • paradoxr9019
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    Re: Help needed in sprocketing the duke 200 2015 model with 6 mount points

    Originally posted by krixna View Post
    If the NS's rear sprocket fits direct, you are lucky. It also has 6 holes, but you have to remove your Duke's sprocket, keep the NS sprocket on top and check holes for matching. Also the dia of the centre hole. As for chain, no need to worry. Since you are going to fit in a few teeth less, the sprocket dia will be smaller, hence the chain will be longer than needed. Hope you can tighten it with the adjuster. Or you may have to remove a link. Removing a link from an O-ring chain should be done using a hydraulic press, by experts only!
    Thanks for your response but I heard that the 200 ns's chain is not .520 pitch and its .420. Let's assume that the 200 ns rear sprocket fits my d200s wheel can I still use the same front sprocket?? And the same chain?? Confused

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  • krixna
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    Re: Help needed in sprocketing the duke 200 2015 model with 6 mount points

    Originally posted by paradoxr9019 View Post
    Hi All, I tried to gather some information on sprocketing my 6k kms old duke 200 as I am finding the gearing to be too short for my highway rides. I have a 2015 model which has 6 mount points for the sprocket, will I be able to swap the current rear sprocket with the one from the 200 ns or the whole 200 ns chain sprocket kit? Will it suit the duke with out modification?
    My other option is to salvage an older version rear alloy and hub with 4 mount points and get the pulsar 180 ug4 sprocket.. Will the pulsar's chain be enough to complete this mod.??? Desperately in need of ideas.. Please help!!!
    Many thanks in advance
    If the NS's rear sprocket fits direct, you are lucky. It also has 6 holes, but you have to remove your Duke's sprocket, keep the NS sprocket on top and check holes for matching. Also the dia of the centre hole. As for chain, no need to worry. Since you are going to fit in a few teeth less, the sprocket dia will be smaller, hence the chain will be longer than needed. Hope you can tighten it with the adjuster. Or you may have to remove a link. Removing a link from an O-ring chain should be done using a hydraulic press, by experts only!

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  • Kaushik Iyer
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    Re: World of Sprockets!

    I've been trying to find out about sprockets for my GT but to no avail.

    The only reliable place I can find is Hitchcockmotorcycles but the shipping is quite high.

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  • Divya Sharan
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    Re: Help needed in sprocketing the duke 200 2015 model with 6 mount points

    Originally posted by paradoxr9019 View Post
    Hi All, I tried to gather some information on sprocketing my 6k kms old duke 200 as I am finding the gearing to be too short for my highway rides. I have a 2015 model which has 6 mount points for the sprocket, will I be able to swap the current rear sprocket with the one from the 200 ns or the whole 200 ns chain sprocket kit? Will it suit the duke with out modification?
    My other option is to salvage an older version rear alloy and hub with 4 mount points and get the pulsar 180 ug4 sprocket.. Will the pulsar's chain be enough to complete this mod.??? Desperately in need of ideas.. Please help!!!
    Many thanks in advance
    Approved and merged!

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  • paradoxr9019
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    Help needed in sprocketing the duke 200 2015 model with 6 mount points

    Hi All, I tried to gather some information on sprocketing my 6k kms old duke 200 as I am finding the gearing to be too short for my highway rides. I have a 2015 model which has 6 mount points for the sprocket, will I be able to swap the current rear sprocket with the one from the 200 ns or the whole 200 ns chain sprocket kit? Will it suit the duke with out modification?
    My other option is to salvage an older version rear alloy and hub with 4 mount points and get the pulsar 180 ug4 sprocket.. Will the pulsar's chain be enough to complete this mod.??? Desperately in need of ideas.. Please help!!!
    Many thanks in advance

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  • krixna
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    Re: World of Sprockets!

    Originally posted by Parvez Ghadialy View Post
    Hi.

    Any update on availability of 15T .520 pitch sprocket in India for Bajaj Pulsar 220F?
    I'm searching the same for my 200NS. No luck so far.

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  • Parvez Ghadialy
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    Re: World of Sprockets!

    Hi.

    Any update on availability of 15T .520 pitch sprocket in India for Bajaj Pulsar 220F?

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  • akshay
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    Re: World of Sprockets!

    Iam looking to replace my sprockets (both, Front & Rear) and O ring chain for my Ninja 300. Does anyone know where I can source a Rolon set here in Pune. The rear sprocket is 42 teeth and front 14.
    Last edited by akshay; 10-28-2015, 10:24 AM.

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  • maninderz
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    Re: World of Sprockets!

    NS has 6 fitment holes.

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  • auggyds
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    Re: World of Sprockets!

    Yamaha R15 2.0 comes with a chain pitch of .428
    Instead, try the Pulsar 200 NS
    . If I am not mistaken, it comes with 4 fitment holes and a chain pitch of .520

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  • Ezhilan
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    Re: World of Sprockets!

    Hi Fellas..
    I own a Honda CBR 150R. It has 15/43T .428 pitch chain sprocket. i just want to do some modifications in them. because the chain which comes as standard is a normal open chain. which has no o-rings. it tends to tighten when we drive the bike for more than a 200kms. chain play is perfectly set up as per the requirment.

    1. is it possible to convert my .428 pitch setup to .520 pitch?

    1a. If YES, do we have to maintain the number of sprocket teeth or the diameter of the sprocket. i don't want this alteration to affect my bike's gear ratio.

    2. can we change the rear wheel hub. actually right now the rear wheel hub has 4 bolts. is it possible to fix a 6 hole hub in it. say it for a r15 v2.0's hub..?

    please help me out techies....


    Note : the reason behind this question is, at present when ever i change chain sprockets, i am buying two sprocket kits.
    1. Honda CBR 150R's sprocket kit. For its front and rear sprockets.
    2. Yamaha R15 v2.0's sprocket kit. For its chain. as it has X-Ring chain. anyway i had to cut some of its links.

    this setup is quit fantastic but eats lots of money each and every time when we change the kit.

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  • ashwinmahajan
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    Re: World of Sprockets!

    Hi everyone! I am from Pune and I drive Honda CB shine 2012. I love to do long rides. I have done few around pune. My problem is I am tired of vibrations above 70 Kmph.
    After a long research on solution I came to know that changing front sprocket to the Unicorn's one will reduce vibrations. Anybody here has done Mods on Honda Shine here?

    Shine is currently on 41/14 Stock configuration. I have come with following options.

    1) Changing front sprocket by 15 teeth unicorn sprocket. Gear ratio will change by 6%. but its not a direct fit as it requires shaving off the edges since its .428 pitch sprocket against shine's .420 pitch sprocket.

    2) Changing the complete set with Stunner's 42/16-.428 pitch (As I read on one site) kit which will be 10% change from Stock setup. But problem with this setup is no. of chain links. Shine Needs 116 links and stunner has 126 links.

    The question is, Is it possible to reduce chain links? If yes, Will it affect the integrity of Chain and the life? ( I dont Want it to break in middle of nowhere).
    I have found some .428 pitch 116L chains online. But I doubt I could buy them indivudually.

    Also, Any suggestion on good mechanic in Nana Peth or anywhere in Pune?
    Any suggestions are welcome. Please help. I am a newbie here.
    Thanks in advance.

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  • Itzli
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    Re: World of Sprockets!

    Originally posted by krixna View Post
    With a 42T rear (16T front), you would get 6% taller gearing over stock. That's what I'm planning. The 428 reduces transmission losses, that's why I'm interested. And... I saw in youtube, they are using 17T/428 for NS, no rubbing anywhere!!

    Edit: In Philippines

    Sent from my CRXT 1125Q using xBhp Connect mobile app
    Did you change the sprockets??

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  • krixna
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    Re: World of Sprockets!

    Originally posted by Itzli View Post
    428, yes 2k. What is the reason you are changing to a 16/17 t . It really does not help the top end unless you have a long long stretch to open up.
    With a 42T rear (16T front), you would get 6% taller gearing over stock. That's what I'm planning. The 428 reduces transmission losses, that's why I'm interested. And... I saw in youtube, they are using 17T/428 for NS, no rubbing anywhere!!

    Edit: In Philippines

    Sent from my CRXT 1125Q using xBhp Connect mobile app

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