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Offset Front Sprocket
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In my experience these sprockets are hardened steel. Incredible forces are transmitted from the splines to the teeth. Cutting this material on a lathe is extremely difficult, welding it will result in cracking. The only proper method what I can think of, is annealing it to reduce hardness, machining/welding it and then heat treating it to proper hardness again. Without knowing the exact alloy it's not gonna be easy... let alone to find a machine shop who will do this for you, and then there's the cost.
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Offset Front Sprocket - by Alexander_V - 23-08-24, 01:47 PM
RE: Offset Front Sprocket - by BBROWN1664 - 23-08-24, 04:45 PM
RE: Offset Front Sprocket - by Alexander_V - 27-08-24, 03:57 PM
RE: Offset Front Sprocket - by unfazed - 23-08-24, 11:15 PM
RE: Offset Front Sprocket - by maxzer1500 - 03-09-24, 06:26 PM
RE: Offset Front Sprocket - by maxzer1500 - 04-09-24, 08:44 AM
RE: Offset Front Sprocket - by returning rider - 04-09-24, 09:51 AM
RE: Offset Front Sprocket - by Frasier - 10-09-24, 11:58 AM
RE: Offset Front Sprocket - by returning rider - 10-09-24, 02:12 PM

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