Going to go 48 teeth on the rear and one down in the front I just can’t find any sprockets specifically for 650f would the 600rr be same specs? Performance wise I want more torq considering the 650f is low torque to begin with, just wanted to see if I’m heading twords the right mod.
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They are not the same.
Contact JT sprockets, they should be able to help you.
Contact JT sprockets, they should be able to help you.
- Mar 17, 2018
You will need to buy a speed healer if you do this, or do the math in your head when riding so you won't get speeding tickets.
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Definitely going with the speed healer!
- Jun 13, 2018
So does this have the effect of increasing acceleration and decreasing top end, hence a similar feel to increased torque?!
- Aug 14, 2018
Yes, basically.
A lot of stunt bikers do it for example to wheelie the bike easier.
The downside is increased fuel consumption because you have to ride at a higher rpm to get the same speed.
- May 21, 2016
All 650Fs - Change size of front sprocket?
Hi! Has anyone here tried changing the front sprocket on a cbr650f from stock 15t, to 16t or 17t? Reason Im thinking about doing it is for highway comfort. The bike vibrates quite a lot after 4800 rpm and at that point Im at a speed of only 100 kmh (62 mph). I would like to move this rpm to...
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