03-04-13, 12:56 AM
The sets I've used for every other bike I've ever had have been:
OE front (most manufacturers incorporate a rubber bushing into their front sprockets which makes the drive drain drastically quieter, aftermarket ones don't tend to have this)
Some kind of decent x-ring chain, tsubaki or DID - as said above if you look after it they'll last a yonk
Supersprox rear: They're alloy sprockets with hardened steel teeth, so are both light and very strong, and they look the dog's danglies. Come in all kinds of sizes if you want to change the gearing around!
OE front (most manufacturers incorporate a rubber bushing into their front sprockets which makes the drive drain drastically quieter, aftermarket ones don't tend to have this)
Some kind of decent x-ring chain, tsubaki or DID - as said above if you look after it they'll last a yonk
Supersprox rear: They're alloy sprockets with hardened steel teeth, so are both light and very strong, and they look the dog's danglies. Come in all kinds of sizes if you want to change the gearing around!