whats the biggest front sprocket I can go with?

[ASCoatings]

I ride a 95 kat 600 and the guy i bought it off of had a freaking 11tooth front sprocket on it...

Pulled like a demon but gas mileage was terrible.

Everyone talks about going down down up front, but I really need a touring set up for longer rides (as i plan on riding to deals gap this year) .


Thanks for any input.

[TRPUT]

Seek and ye shall find.

https://www.google.com.au/search?ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=biggest+front+sprocket&sitesearch=katriders.com&domains=katriders.com&gws_rd=cr,ssl&ei=SjcEV6uWM6LTmAWxqIDIBA

[shpielers]

11t!?! How'd the chain not snap? That's gotta strain the heck out of it.
Going bigger than standard size requires modding the cover a bit. I'm running a 42t rear on my 600, helps a bit and is easier. Check out gearingcommander.com so see what size sprockets give you what rpms.

[92xjunker]

14/47 is stock

[ASCoatings]

yea i was surprised my self with the 11 tooth.

so what size sprocket doesn't require any modifications?

[92xjunker]

Stock 14 is always recommended but, with minor grinding, a 15 will fit.

[ASCoatings]

guess i'll be buying a rear sprocket then as well.

My wallet always hates when i get a new bike/toy lol

[92xjunker]

[ZukiFred]

Sprockets are the ceap part, it is the chain that is costly.

[ASCoatings]

Sprockets are the ceap part, it is the chain that is costly.

Not when your buddy is a WPS supplier