[kmbphoto]

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On everything that has been said before me.
I have supersprox on my bike now, they are a bit steep on price (290 for front, rear sprockets, RK chain, Tshirt) but if my rear sprocket ever wears out, I send it back and get a free replacement. Can't beat that.

When I did the Katana a few years back I bought the cheapest steel sprockets I could find and I think a bikemaster chain, it was somewhere in the under 200 range.

Also, if you're looking for a chain tool, cycle gear has this on sale

http://www.cyclegear.com/eng/product/chain_breaker_and_rivet_tool_kit/web1006916

Works perfectly every time, I've used it about six times since I've had it. 30 bucks is hard to beat for the full kit.

[csdwarf]

thats a nice chain break kit, me and my buddies are getting into the on road bikes, maybe I can get them to chip in on this, we will probably all use it!

also, i found this on ebay, looks good expect it has a clip master link, are they that bad?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SUZUKI-GSX600F-KATANA-NEW-SPROCKET-O-RING-CHAIN-KIT-/190407999147?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2c55337eab&vxp=mtr#ht_1769wt_1163

could i buy that kit? and a 5$ rivet masterlink? or would i be alright with that?

thanks again guys

[DClark]

Rk makes a nice sprocket/chain kit spec for each bike.They are not cheap, but it is high quality. Also, if you get an EK chain, they also sell a nifty screw type master link that is easy to use.
I got a RK kit with a clip master link. I drove it over to a shop and they put on the rivit link for $10.
Also, I have driven 1000's of miles on clip type with no problems. I smeared a little jb cold weld over it and it never came off.