Sidewinder Sprockets

[06 Honda 450R]

Ive been lookin at sprockets for a while, i found a sprocket its the Sidewinder Titaniam 2 sprocket, its like 160 bucks and i was wonderin if its worth it or if it is really that good, if you know of another that would be good for just ridin casually and never having to replace it.

[BlaineKaiser450]

i heard that sidewinder is really durable

[tater_kamik]

they are tough but ridiculously expensive. im on my second chain from them currently. its your choice, you can buy probably two sets of quality sprockets for that price and they will more than likely last just fine.

[mooseracerX]

If you are not looking at spending that much take a look at Tag Metals sprockets.
http://sixsixone.com/Catalog_TagMetals.aspx?id=3098967a-3a1b-4a2c-9a9a-d6f3ffbeab75

[06 Honda 450R]

if you know any good steel 37 or 36 sprockets tell me

[06 Honda 450R]

also if i would get a 1 or 2 teeth smaller rear sprocket how much faster would i make my honda 450R

[BlaineKaiser450]

my 3rd aluminum is wearing after like 3 races already so sidewinder here i come lol

[mooseracerX]

The Tag Metals sprockets in the post above are made of chromoly steel.

[Zach648]

sidewinder has the best sprockets available, chains streach and break but you cant beat the sprockets. espically with a life time warranty

[deathman53]

I have a different opinion of sidewinder sprockets. I had 2 sets one newer, the other older. My trx250r, 14/38 sprockets- chain didn't wear too good, rear sprocket wore kinda quick and front hooked in ~1 year. The set on my atc250r, 14/36- front is still perfect, chain perfect and rear sprocket, this set is almost 2 1/2 years old. I wouldn't buy them, get an iron man rear sprocket, they might even sell and front for some atv models and did x-ring atv chain, it will last awhile(maybe almost as long) and for 1/2 the cost.