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  • #1

    trying to find a 50t sprocket for an 04 600

    I'm usually great at finding anything and everything online. But I seem to have bad luck finding the parts I want.
    Does anyone know of any websites that sell 50t 530 sprockets that will fit an 04 katana?
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      www.7thgeardesigns.com can custom make most any thing you want for a very reasonable price.

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      • #4
        I wouldn't mind getting a 50 tooth rear sprock for my 04 600. I imagine the acceleration increase would probably be impressive. How many mph would I lose off the top end and how much difference will I feel in take off power if I switch from the stock rear to a 50 toother? I'm not changing the front sprocket just the rear only if I do go ahead with it

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          Gearing Commander - Motorcycle Speed and Drive Train Calculator v7
          https://www.gearingcommander.com
          Motorcycle speed and sprocket calculator with bike database for gearing, sprockets, tires and chains of over 1900 bikes. Request yours to be added as well.
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            Thank you

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            • #7
              I'm thinking of changing to a 50T rear sprocket as well. The bike is an '06 GSX600F.

              The stock 15/47 setup uses a 118 link chain as far as I can remember. If I'm adding 3 teeth to the rear sprocket, do I need to get a 120 link chain? Or will I need something even longer like 122 links?

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              • #8
                If you do any sort of highway driving id advise against a 50tooth.
                I took one off my bike in favor for stock ratio and i couldnt be happier.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Kat Floyd View Post
                  If you do any sort of highway driving id advise against a 50tooth.
                  I took one off my bike in favor for stock ratio and i couldnt be happier.
                  Thanks. I hardly ever do any highway riding, as I live in the city, and mostly ride the twisties when I do get out. I'm planning to keep a 47 (and possibly a 44) tooth sprocket on hand, for those occasions when I will be doing highway riding.


                  I finally spent the time to understand the gearingcommander page, and it indicates I can use the 118 link chain, but expect a 1/2" change in wheelbase with the larger sprocket.

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