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**B7ACKTHORN** · 06-13-2013, 06:48 PM

Re: World of Sprockets!

With respect to rear sprockets

P180 is 43
Unicorn's is 43
Duke is 43

I guess the 200 NS sprocket is 14/39 and the R15s V1 is 14/42 and regarding holes try drilling holes if you can, most people have tried using custom sprockets, meaning drilled by themselves.

I have one weak memory as to the holes, but you can check with an R15 nearby.

Cheers!
VJ

**mutatedknutz** · 06-13-2013, 09:12 PM

Re: World of Sprockets!

Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post

With respect to rear sprockets

P180 is 43
Unicorn's is 43
Duke is 43

I guess the 200 NS sprocket is 14/39 and the R15s V1 is 14/42 and regarding holes try drilling holes if you can, most people have tried using custom sprockets, meaning drilled by themselves.

I have one weak memory as to the holes, but you can check with an R15 nearby.

Cheers!
VJ

i know that duke has 4 holes
any idea about p180 and unicorn? 43 is what i actually want.

**Honda_CBF** · 06-15-2013, 10:00 AM

Re: World of Sprockets!

Originally posted by mutatedknutz View Post

i know that duke has 4 holesany idea about p180 and unicorn? 43 is what i actually want.

unicorn is also 4 holed one. but there is difference in chain pitch..

**B7ACKTHORN** · 06-15-2013, 05:52 PM

Re: World of Sprockets!

Originally posted by mutatedknutz View Post

i know that duke has 4 holes
any idea about p180 and unicorn? 43 is what i actually want.

I think they both should be 4 holed ones, but the pitch Gotta check, but will let you know if I get to know anything interesting.

Pulsar 180 UG4 chain pitch is .520
Unicorn I think it's .428.

Cheers!
VJ

**HarshaS** · 06-24-2013, 11:19 PM

Re: World of Sprockets!

Hello All,

Need to change the chain-sprocket set in my CBZ*. It has crossed the allowed lifespan and using from 1000 KMS after cutting 2 links.

Searching for a O ring chain. Stock : 14/46/128 links
Just checked the RTR 180 kit which is 14/46/130 links

Please anyone confirm if I can fit the sprocket of RTR 180 to my bike

Thank you

**B7ACKTHORN** · 06-25-2013, 06:47 PM

Re: World of Sprockets!

Originally posted by HarshaS View Post

Hello All,

Need to change the chain-sprocket set in my CBZ*. It has crossed the allowed lifespan and using from 1000 KMS after cutting 2 links.

Searching for a O ring chain. Stock : 14/46/128 links
Just checked the RTR 180 kit which is 14/46/130 links

Please anyone confirm if I can fit the sprocket of RTR 180 to my bike

Thank you

Yes it can be used, just reduce the links, but not so much so that it gets tightened so much.

Cheers!
VJ

**Sird** · 06-26-2013, 06:11 PM

Re: World of Sprockets!

Got new speocket set today for 1150. Sime 50-60rs leas than MRP.
And now bike feels like New !

The awesome Mechanic in Hyderabad (Ashok Nagar)
Man, I wish he come Mumbai.
He said he'll come mumbai and give a try.

He got really good hands on pulsar.
Very knowledge full and kind guy.
So helpful.

I didn't asked him but,
He himself opened & cleaned both front & rear disc's. removed all carbon deposit & lubed where needed.
Both handle bars & switches.
And other mechanical parts.

He taught me how to clean Disc Pads, Air filter, Front Sprocket and 2-3 more small necessary things.

Thanks a fellow hyderabad xBhp member to give me his mobile number.

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**Mandar64** · 06-26-2013, 08:43 PM

Re: World of Sprockets!

spocket is a part of chain??

**xpranav** · 06-27-2013, 01:09 PM

Re: World of Sprockets!

Originally posted by Mandar64 View Post

spocket is a part of chain??

try Wikipedia

**HarshaS** · 06-27-2013, 03:30 PM

Re: World of Sprockets!

Just checked the bolt size for rear sprocket, My CBZ* has spanner no:17 and RTR 160 has no:14
So I guess RTR180 too has same No:14 Bolt.

Damn, I cannot use the "O" ring chain-sprocket set from RTR 180 then

, So any ideas for replacement chain-sprocket

May go to HH and get the new set of CBZ* by evening.

**B7ACKTHORN** · 06-27-2013, 04:23 PM

Re: World of Sprockets!

Originally posted by Mandar64 View Post

spocket is a part of chain??

Sprocket isn't a part of chain, but one is useless without another. Sprocket is the one that is round and has teeth and the chain goes on top of it, which in turn rotates the wheel. Without chain, sprocket is unless and vice versa. More like electricity and your TV.

Originally posted by HarshaS View Post

Just checked the bolt size for rear sprocket, My CBZ* has spanner no:17 and RTR 160 has no:14
So I guess RTR180 too has same No:14 Bolt.

Damn, I cannot use the "O" ring chain-sprocket set from RTR 180 then

, So any ideas for replacement chain-sprocket

May go to HH and get the new set of CBZ* by evening.

Sealed chains are way better than O ring, and O rings are used in open chains because to protect them for dirt and grime. Whereas in a sealed chain compartment, the chain is absolutely free from any dirt and grime, so no need for a costly O ring chain. But practically both the chains are of same strength, it's just that the use differentiates.

Cheers!
VJ

**HarshaS** · 06-27-2013, 05:33 PM

Re: World of Sprockets!

Hello VJ,

Thanks for advice.
But the problem is I have removed my chain guard from bike since 2 years after installing Michelin M45(4.00*18) as the tyre was rubbing against it.
So looking for a "O" ring chain and almost zeroed in for RTR 180 set and then found out it will not match

.

So is it OK to just put plastic chain guard from other bikes with the sealed chain(OEM for CBZ*)
Also suggest which bike's plastic guard will match my bike

**B7ACKTHORN** · 06-27-2013, 07:25 PM

Re: World of Sprockets!

Originally posted by HarshaS View Post

Hello VJ,

Thanks for advice.
But the problem is I have removed my chain guard from bike since 2 years after installing Michelin M45(4.00*18) as the tyre was rubbing against it.
So looking for a "O" ring chain and almost zeroed in for RTR 180 set and then found out it will not match

.

So is it OK to just put plastic chain guard from other bikes with the sealed chain(OEM for CBZ*)
Also suggest which bike's plastic guard will match my bike

Plastic guards just serve the purpose of racy looks and doesn't give 100% protection from grime as the complete casing. But it does provide very little or consider bare minimum protection.

Now I have no idea as to which guard will fit the CBZ as you'll have to take the bolt seat of the guard and your bike into consideration. I would suggest cut the chain guard at places where it rubs against the tire. Seems crazy but this can be considered.

But try the PULSARS, Hondas and see how it fares.

Cheers!
VJ

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**dr.faramroze** · 06-30-2013, 01:26 PM

Re: World of Sprockets!

Installed Pulsar 180 UG 4 14/39 Chain sprocket set on my Pulsar 150 UG3 yesterday. The drive is very smooth and enjoyable, overgearing is achieved adequately. But around 40 kmph, I experienced severe vrooom hum type chain vibration. I got the chain a bit loosened and the vibration has reduced but not gone. Chain cover is removed. Stock tyres and swing arm.

Sent from my N5100

**B7ACKTHORN** · 06-30-2013, 11:45 PM

Re: World of Sprockets!

Originally posted by dr.faramroze View Post

Installed Pulsar 180 UG 4 14/39 Chain sprocket set on my Pulsar 150 UG3 yesterday. The drive is very smooth and enjoyable, overgearing is achieved adequately. But around 40 kmph, I experienced severe vrooom hum type chain vibration. I got the chain a bit loosened and the vibration has reduced but not gone. Chain cover is removed. Stock tyres and swing arm.

Sent from my N5100

Not a problem. Get your chain lubed too. Too loose and a tight a chain can cause khat khat sound and the sound you mentioned like a humming noise from chain. But it's normal. Put the bike in center stand and put the bike in gear and throttle it and if you look closely the chain will produce a humming sound, that's completely normal.

Adjust your slack, lube the chain. Again, not too much slackness and lube, all in their right amounts.

Cheers
VJ

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