Whats the best place around gta to get driven colored sprockets ??? Also looking for 520 chain ... any store recommendations around mississauga prefered .. Thanks
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best place to get 520 chain and driven colored sprockets ???
- Thread starter zx6r_98
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Not local but motomummy will the be the cheapest handsdown.
A good option for local would be BlueStreak racing, not in the gta but shipping will be free on that.
I saved $100 on a 530 combo + speedo drd at motomoummy, but I had it shipped to a us address pick up place and got lucky at the border.
A good option for local would be BlueStreak racing, not in the gta but shipping will be free on that.
I saved $100 on a 530 combo + speedo drd at motomoummy, but I had it shipped to a us address pick up place and got lucky at the border.
Supersprox is usually heavier than then newer lightweight all steel sprockets. Sounds like he is looking for a specific color sprocket that driven likely only offers.
AFAM ftw.
bboySushi
Well-known member
Kahuna does have Driven sprockets, though you may have to remind the people at the desk, they usually go "what? I've never heard of that" even though there's one right in their display case lol. Can't remember which supplier book it's in though.
They have 520 chains too. Just make sure to re-iterate if you want a clip-on or rivet style, and dbl check your sprockets the second they give them to you. My order was completely wrong.
They have 520 chains too. Just make sure to re-iterate if you want a clip-on or rivet style, and dbl check your sprockets the second they give them to you. My order was completely wrong.
Do you remember how long shipping took? Gonna need to replace my chain and sprockets soon, most likely ordering from motomummy just trying to get an idea of wait time
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bleed_blue
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You know the driven coloured sprockets are aluminum right? Why not forget the colour and get a lightweight steel sprocket instead?
I agree
What's your point? I put 10K+ KM's on my 750 and my sprocket shows no sign of wear. Regular cleaning helps.
Dont' remember exactly how long it took, but it wasn't too long. Maybe a week? This stuff comes fast. I ordered my stuff during the off season so maybe that's why it didn't feel that long?
its known aluminum is weaker than steel. Why risk it for just the looks? No doubt they can handle day to day rides, but one day when you're pushing it do you want to be riding a weaker sprocket?
Give Tony at bluestreakracing a call before you order from motomummy.
I tried checking their website last night, 404 errors everywhere but the homepage
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Pick up the phone and call.
bleed_blue
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In case their contact page was 404 for ya:
[h=1]Our Hours Are:[/h] Monday to Friday 10 to 6 EST
Sat 10 to 3 EST
Email: info@bluestreakracing.ca
Call Now: 519 475 9055
+1 to Tony at bluestreak, I would not buy aluminum unless your racing. shorter life at higher cost vs. a bit of unsprung weight savings.
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