Thank you.No problem with stock length chain.
Thank you.
Just a thought but take a look at how much swingarm you have left. One more tooth at 525 chain is 5/8" so you need at least half that at the adjuster to bring the axle in closer.Can you use the stock chain length with a 16T countershaft sprocket? Or do I need a longer chain?
Excellent point, on my dirt bike I thought I had plenty of chain, it snapped on the trail.Just a thought but take a look at how much swingarm you have left. One more tooth at 525 chain is 5/8" so you need at least half that at the adjuster to bring the axle in closer.
that site is pretty cool and simple to use. The gearing commander website is also useful and gives rpm and speed differences if you want to really play around and its fairly accurate.Excellent point, on my dirt bike I thought I had plenty of chain, it snapped on the trail.
Check out this site, it might help;
On my 2015 650 stock sizes are;
Another way to check is more work, you need to remove the rear shock :-( to lift the swingarm to a horizontal level and check that you still have slack.
- Front Tire:120/70-17
- Rear Tire:160/60-17
- Front Sprocket:15T
- Rear Sprocket:46T
- Chain:520x114
- Spark Plug: CR9EIA-9