Is this sprocket knackered?
 

not sure how long i can get away with it like this? dont have much money atm so want to know how long this is safe to use,

looks like the teeth are a bit curved and thin to me :confused:
http://i357.photobucket.com/albums/o...2/P1040618.jpg

Re: is this sprocket knackerd ?
 

Loads of life left in it...

This one is knackered:

http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/k...2/DSCF0172.jpg

Re: is this sprocket knackerd ?
 

looks ok for now ;)

Re: is this sprocket knackerd ?
 

^ ok cheers

ps changed the original picture

Re: is this sprocket knackerd ?
 

Stop wasting your money on fancy gauges and even more headlights then !

I jest :)

Re: is this sprocket knackerd ?
 

^ haha i dont have a choice on those i smashed the other ones up

Re: is this sprocket knackerd ?
 

Certainly seen better days, that's for sure.

A new sprocket is under a tenner. Get one from Diamonds in Rugby, then you'll save the postage. I think he does a generic make too, which should be cheaper.

http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i1...ech/1org-2.jpg

If you are too hard up, then just keep it well lubed and avoid harsh acceleration and braking.That's what I'd do anyway.

Re: is this sprocket knackerd ?
 

is it ok to just change the front sprocket ?

the chain has no tight spots and the rear sprocket seems fine
http://i357.photobucket.com/albums/o...2/P1040622.jpg

Re: is this sprocket knackerd ?
 

I always do. A front could wear out 3 times quicker than a rear.

Re: Is this sprocket knackered?
 

ok then will get a new front just to be on the safe side as i would rather spend £15 and not have to pay out on a new bike because the sprocket snapped