View Full Version : Does a GSXR rear sprocket fit a pointy?
sv650k4
03-01-08, 01:02 PM
as title says dose any 1 no if the gsxr 600,750,1000 sprockets fot the 03 onwards sv650?
Alpinestarhero
03-01-08, 01:04 PM
I doubt it, as they have differant types of wheels, right?
Why dont you just use SV650 sprockets?
Matt
tomjones2
03-01-08, 01:44 PM
I would look on someone like renthals website, check both models and see if the part numbers are the same
sv650k4
03-01-08, 02:18 PM
I doubt it, as they have differant types of wheels, right?
Why dont you just use SV650 sprockets?
Matt
im not sure about the differenc in the wheels.but the gsxr sprockets are easyer 2 get hold off.
both the gsxr and sv use 5 mounting bolts but its weather they will fit the wheel ryt.
il try and see if the part numbers are the same.
any 1 else have any other info on it?
timwilky
03-01-08, 03:21 PM
as title says dose any 1 no if the gsxr 600,750,1000 sprockets fot the 03 onwards sv650?
????? and in English please.
sv650k4
03-01-08, 03:24 PM
????? and in English please.
sorry i thought it was in english wots it in??? :rolleyes:
yorkie_chris
03-01-08, 03:25 PM
I would look on someone like renthals website, check both models and see if the part numbers are the same
Yup, best way to do it
sv650k4
03-01-08, 03:27 PM
would any 1 have a link 2 a site where i could do this please? ;)
type in renthal and the magic of the tinternet will search for you
HTH
type in renthal and the magic of the tinternet will search for you
HTH
and why dont you just get a SV sprocket........... ?
yorkie_chris
03-01-08, 03:29 PM
www.google.com
And stop being lazy :-P
tomjones2
03-01-08, 03:29 PM
www.renthal.com (http://www.renthal.com) ?
this is the fit my bike bit
http://www.renthal.com/fitmybike.asp
sv650k4
03-01-08, 03:31 PM
and why dont you just get a SV sprocket........... ?
will do thanks.and as said above lol the gsxr sprockets are easyer 2 get hold off.
fizzwheel
03-01-08, 03:33 PM
Ah the wonders of google... try this.
http://www.renthal.com/fitmybike.asp
the SV ones cant be to hard to get though........... can they?
Alpinestarhero
03-01-08, 03:34 PM
the SV ones cant be to hard to get though........... can they?
My dad got mine easy enough, £90 for chain and sprockets, i think from Fowlers Motorcycles
Matt
My dad got mine easy enough, £90 for chain and sprockets, i think from Fowlers Motorcycles
Matt
did not have any probs getting mine either?
but he needs the pointy ones, maybe they are harder to get hold of, :confused:
sv650k4
03-01-08, 03:40 PM
did not have any probs getting mine either?
but he needs the pointy ones, maybe they are harder to get hold of, :confused:
im looking them in race sprockets tho 520 pitch u can get them off b&c but they will work out arouns £30-35 quid each im looking 5 different rears and a few fronts.
where as the gsxr race sprockets are a lot easyer 2 find.
thanks all for the replys and like i tryed google earlyer and founf some site but it wasnt much good.;););)
Alpinestarhero
03-01-08, 03:43 PM
How many sprockets should one be getting through in a race season?
If you rang a place selling them, they might discount you for buying in bulk
Matt
sv650k4
03-01-08, 03:47 PM
How many sprockets should one be getting through in a race season?
If you rang a place selling them, they might discount you for buying in bulk
Matt
what do u mean by:
How many sprockets should one be getting through in a race season?
im looking 5 rear it all different sizes not all the same.b&c dont give any discont lol they dont charge u post on the lot of ur items they charge u on each item and thers VAT on everthing aswell.
Alpinestarhero
03-01-08, 03:49 PM
what do u mean by:
How many sprockets should one be getting through in a race season?
im looking 5 rear it all different sizes not all the same.b&c dont give any discont lol they dont charge u post on the lot of ur items they charge u on each item and thers VAT on everthing aswell.
Ah, i see - you want sprockets for differant gearing. I thought you wanted spares, which made me wonder how many sprockets a person would be going through in a race season (assuming, of course, your going racing?)
My advice would be to get hold of an old GSXR sprocket that someone is replacing, and see if it fits. If it does, then you can order some new GSXR ones, if not then you might have to try something else, or just get the SV ones
Matt
sv650k4
03-01-08, 03:55 PM
Ah, i see - you want sprockets for differant gearing. I thought you wanted spares, which made me wonder how many sprockets a person would be going through in a race season (assuming, of course, your going racing?)
My advice would be to get hold of an old GSXR sprocket that someone is replacing, and see if it fits. If it does, then you can order some new GSXR ones, if not then you might have to try something else, or just get the SV ones
Matt
aye m8 i was thinking of trying 2 get an odl gsxr sprocket even a road 1 would do just 2 see if it fits.
2 get about 5 rear and 2/3 front sv650 race sprockets of b&c it would work out around £200 ish then il probley still need 2 get a few different 1's threw the season where the gsxr sprocket u can pick up on ebay east enuf.
again thanks all for the replys.;)
My advice would be to get hold of an old GSXR sprocket that someone is replacing..............
Matt
My advice would be to get hold of a dictionary
:p
Alpinestarhero
03-01-08, 03:58 PM
My advice would be to get hold of a dictionary
:p
I detect no spelling mistakes on my part, young hovis
Matt
yorkie_chris
03-01-08, 03:59 PM
I detect no spelling mistakes on my part, young hovis
Matt
his yabbin @ mr sv650k4 innit lolz
I detect no spelling mistakes on my part, young hovis
Matt
i woz not on abot u M8 c u L8R
xxx
Alpinestarhero
03-01-08, 04:12 PM
i woz not on abot u M8 c u L8R
xxx
I'm sorry, I do not quite understand the cut of your jib young man. Could you please re-word that in a manner that I could understand?
And no, I do not wish to indulge in triple-X fantasies
:p
Matt
After doing a cross reference in the books I have here, the only GSXR that takes the same rear sprocket as a SV650 is the GSXR400.
The front sprocket is the same on later model Gixer 600s 750s and 1000s as it is on the SVs.
sv650k4
04-01-08, 03:52 PM
a ryt thanks.wot year/model of gsxr400 rear sprocket will fit the sv then?and will it fit the 03 onwards model?thanks
All models of GSXR400, and that's to fit the pointy K3 onwards, not the curvy.
sv650k4
04-01-08, 04:05 PM
a ryt ok thanks again.;)
timwilky
04-01-08, 07:46 PM
????
sv650k4, I think you must be having problems with your keyboard. Can I suggest you read the screen after typing as most of your posts contain gibberish.
chazzyb
04-01-08, 07:57 PM
????
Not Grumpy, opinionated.
Yeah, right. But I agree!
Yeah, right. But I agree!
He's got a good point, it doesn't take much to write in an intelligible manner. Spelling mistakes and a lack of good grammar I can usually cope with, but chavvy text speak really hacks me off.
sv650k4
05-01-08, 10:59 PM
He's got a good point, it doesn't take much to write in an intelligible manner. Spelling mistakes and a lack of good grammar I can usually cope with, but chavvy text speak really hacks me off.
well thats wot i use at the end of the day its all route in english letters & numbers so i dont really see a problem in it nor when reading it unless u dont speak english or something! ;)
northwind
05-01-08, 11:00 PM
It gets the message across perfectly well, I've never understood why people queue up to criticise people's posts on grounds of grammar or spelling (or even syntax, on occasion). There are plenty of reasons people might type in that way, as long as it's comprehensible- and as far as I'm concerned it's as clear as crystal- I can't see the issue. If you've got nothing to add...
well thats wot i use at the end of the day its all route in english letters & numbers so i dont really see a problem in it nor when reading it unless u dont speak english or something! ;)
Well, if that's the attitude you've decided to take, please excuse me if I don't bother to reply to any further posts of yours.
sv650k4
05-01-08, 11:59 PM
It gets the message across perfectly well, I've never understood why people queue up to criticise people's posts on grounds of grammar or spelling (or even syntax, on occasion). There are plenty of reasons people might type in that way, as long as it's comprehensible- and as far as I'm concerned it's as clear as crystal- I can't see the issue. If you've got nothing to add...
ur not jokeing when u say queue lol all ya get is 1 after another.
at the end of the day its all in english letters and numbers etc... so if u want understand it ther must be something wrong!!
northwind
06-01-08, 12:03 AM
dont get me rong, im glad i can tipe an i wish u did 2 :mrgreen: But if you don't like a post guys, why even answer (Lozzo gets honourable exemption since he did go and look up the sprockets and help. Maybe other folks did too)
sv650k4
06-01-08, 12:11 AM
Well, if that's the attitude you've decided to take, please excuse me if I don't bother to reply to any further posts of yours.
aye thats dead on no problem at all!!tho i ever reply 2 any of your's in wot ever method i use please excuse me!
as said already i really dont no how u/use cant understand it as any letter's and numbers i use they are all english so i dont see the problem!
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