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08-04-09, 09:49 AM | #1 |
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Chain / Sprocket Kit wrong parts delivered, do I keep?
I ordered a DID O-ring chain and standard steel sprocket set for my faired SV650.
I've been sent an X-ring DID chain (108 / 525 - is that number of links and some other value?) I've also been sent a 47T rear sprocket rather than a 44T. So, first of all, will that combo work with the length of chain i've got? I can try it out but if I'm gonna send it back I don't really wanna open the wrapper. Secondly, is it going to make motorway riding an absolute nightmare? I don't commute on the motorway but I do use it occasionally. Would you keep it or should I send them back? |
08-04-09, 09:53 AM | #2 |
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Re: Chain / Sprocket Kit wrong parts delivered, do I keep?
If I remember right the naked is 110 links and the faired 108, for a 45 & 44 rear sprocket so a doubt the chain will be long enough to fit a 47.
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Re: Chain / Sprocket Kit wrong parts delivered, do I keep?
nope.
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08-04-09, 10:41 AM | #5 |
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Re: Chain / Sprocket Kit wrong parts delivered, do I keep?
the naked curvy has (1cm longer i believe) but i don't think the naked pointy has a longer swingarm over the faired pointy.
i think you would be better off sending them back, 47t is usable assuming it is the correct sprocket but i don't think your chain is going to be long enough. |
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Although I haven't worked on as many pointies with one exception they have always been the same length to. Cheers Mark.
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I've spoken to the seller and they're gonna send me a 44T and a jiffy bag to return the 47T, so it's sorted |
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All pre 2003 sv650 had a wheel base of 55.9 in (1,420mm) whether naked or faired 2003 (k3) SV650 had a wheel base of 56.5 in (1,435mm) whether naked or faired Post 2003 (K4 onwards) SV650 had a wheel base of 56.7 in (1,440mm) whether naked or faired that's not a guess, or an "I believe" or someone said, that's manufacturers spec. Cheers Mark.
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08-04-09, 12:15 PM | #10 |
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Re: Chain / Sprocket Kit wrong parts delivered, do I keep?
dangerous dave is the one to speak to on the curvy side of things, although many people agree the naked curvy has a longer swingarm.
as for the pointy have a look here, it states the swingarm is 6mm longer on the naked (paragraph below the image of a blue pointy). http://www.motorcycledaily.com/09apr...i2003sv650.htm also note the parts microfiche website lists two part numbers, one for the naked and one for the faired. i don't want to make this an argument but i have a lot of faith in the experience of dd. |
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