Re: HOW many teeth? 15/38 or 15/48?
Posted by Piute on Oct 01, 2012; 4:13am
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On my Bike 77 F2 I've tryed these with stk.43 rear teeth 14 stk r.p.m.'s way to high at standard 65-75m.p.h. ,BUT the 15T seemed great for keeping it tight and rpm's (4th gear)up for thoughs nice long 40-50 curves on a bagged / loaded down bike,Now 16T seemed O.K. if were to stick to interstate and mostly hwy speeds of 70+ (witch is not me) county hwys were 60 speed limit N hitting 70 once in while enjoying my ride, ALSO the cover would not scew back on the bottom hole was covered by the gear I can not see any way anything larger could be put on with a 630 chain like 17T n up. Just finished my report on this subject.
URL: http://vintage-and-classic-hondas.81.s1.nabble.com/HOW-many-teeth-15-38-or-15-48-tp4030093p4030111.html
On my Bike 77 F2 I've tryed these with stk.43 rear teeth 14 stk r.p.m.'s way to high at standard 65-75m.p.h. ,BUT the 15T seemed great for keeping it tight and rpm's (4th gear)up for thoughs nice long 40-50 curves on a bagged / loaded down bike,Now 16T seemed O.K. if were to stick to interstate and mostly hwy speeds of 70+ (witch is not me) county hwys were 60 speed limit N hitting 70 once in while enjoying my ride, ALSO the cover would not scew back on the bottom hole was covered by the gear I can not see any way anything larger could be put on with a 630 chain like 17T n up. Just finished my report on this subject.
1977 CB750 F2 Super Sport
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