sprocket sizes?
 

i have got 15 front & 44 rear........is this the standard set up ?

been reading a lot of posts & it seems that dropping the front to 14 is the way foward, but what about the back?

if you do this you lose 10 mph topend? do you miss this?

15-44 is standard for the Curvey S 15-45 is standard for the Curvey N Going down 1 tooth on the front will turn your bike into a wheelie machine go on go for it you know you want to :twisted:

:thumbsup: will do

What effect does that have on the chain (the sprocket not the wheelies :wink: )

In theory it will cause your chain to wear out earlier but if you are using ally sprockets they will wear out at the same time!

In theory eh? so you're not tooo sure about that then?

I usually run with steel front sprocket and a renthal rear

That's what I'm running! if you look after your chain it will out last the ally sprocket :idea:

mental note to self: top up scottoiler :roll: :lol:

Don't forget to clean it regularly as well :wink:(the chain)

mental note to self: FIT scottoiler