Sprocket question

[jay's 300]

I was wondering if those aluminum rear sprockets last very long, like the ones from Rebel? Any input is appreciated. Thanks :D

[04'400ex'er]

Hell na! They are made for saving weight. Hou much weight would you save in a sprocket? My choice is the Sidewinder Stealth.

[quadkrazy400ex]

im my opinion, aluminum is way too weak for a sprocket, it might work on a 50cc or something but i dont think itll hold up to higher horse bikes

i have a renthal and you can tell its high quality, i believe it was $25

[04'400ex'er]

Originally posted by *********400ex
im my opinion, aluminum is way too weak for a sprocket, it might work on a 50cc or something but i dont think itll hold up to higher horse bikes

i have a renthal and you can tell its high quality, i believe it was $25 I think it might be more than $25, unless it is the front which retails for $26.

[quadkrazy400ex]

im talking about the front, and sorry for being 1 dollar off!!! :blah: :D

[UglyMotha™]

renthals front sprokets arn't made from aluminum

[TC426EX]

Aluminum sprockets have no business on an ATV as far as Im concerned. I got an aluminum renthal for the rear of my bike (and paid around 50 bones for it) and it was chewed up after 4 races and practice... My new love is the Sidewinder Tool steel sprocket, I havent found anything of higher quality yet...

[04'400ex'er]

Originally posted by *********400ex
im talking about the front, and sorry for being 1 dollar off!!! :blah: :D
This topic is about rear sprockets!!!:blah: :D

[quadkrazy400ex]

well im sure its the same, front or back

[Out_Sider]

Originally posted by *********400ex
well im sure its the same, front or back

an aluminum front sprocket wouldn't last the launch in a race dude.. lol, that's why they dont make them, the aluminum rear sprockets are pretty much made to change inbetween moto's

[quadkrazy400ex]

thats what i was saying....., neither is very strong, and probably wont last very long

[jay's 300]

Thanks for all of the replys. My friend bought an aluminum rear for his 300 and it was chit in about 4 rides. I was just hoping he'd bought a cheap one and they were some that would actually hold up. It's the only one I can find for a 300EX that's 33T. Anyone know another company that makes 33T rear sprockets for a 300? Thanks :D *Already tried C&D about a week or so ago w/ no response, gonna try again though. *

[UglyMotha™]

Originally posted by *********400ex
thats what i was saying....., neither is very strong, and probably wont last very long



there's no such thing as a aluminum front sprocket :huh that's what he's saying, and that's not what your saying