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17T front sprocket
#1
Anyone run a 17 tooth front sprocket? Just done 640 odd miles, mostly motorway and I feel just over 5000rpm at 80mph is a little revy for my liking. Mpg was between 47 and 50 so happy with that, but lower revs should improve this further. Will my speedo over read or under read?
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#2
I think the Gen 2s run a 17 standard, is there room around the sprocket for a bigger one?
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#3
Starting to wonder that myself. Have just removed the cover and it looks tight in there for a 17. Thought I had seen it mentioned on here that it was possible. Thought dazza had done it at some point. May be wrong though.
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#4
Yes, I have run a 17 tooth sprocket for a while. You won't get it on unless you take the steel guide off first. I didn't bother re-fitting it as I only intended to run it like that for a little while.

As for the speedo, you will find it under reads but is more or less a true speed reading as it read the same as the sat nav.
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#5
What steel guide is that then?
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#6
The one that stops it going on. :lol  You will see it when you try to fit it. It's only two allen bolts holding it on and you can refit it once  you have the sprocket on.
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#7
OH, the one that stops it going on, why didn't you say so :lol  Couldn't see anything obvious under the cover. Looks like I will need to get a 36mm socket as well.
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#8
Loses all its low down sparkle for everyday riding with the 17 on, but will be nicer on the motorway runs. No hassle swapping over every now and again.
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