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New sprocket

Hi all i am going to change front sprocket from 15 to 14 and get a lower end speed but i have 47 in aft and 15 in front and it is good for roadtrawel but i like to get more startspeed.But problemo my bike is the only here on this icy rock and they can not ewen find it in their computers here in Yamaha Iceland.Do anyone of you know if some other then ttr´s and xt bikes use same sprocket maby wrf or bigger engines yz´s i am in need to change this but also i am looking forward to change whole suspension of my bike but that is not a major right now.I am working on to get things to change the suspension but the fork i am looking for is from older ttr but also i probably can use some Honda front shockers.All info welcome advise.

sprocket needed not later then yesterday
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Question Reply please

I am ask anyone with knowledge here in this fourum please give me some reply abot where i can get a sprocket´s for my ttre.
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kedo sprockets

Try this link
http://www.kedo.com/ssl/grafic/pdf/K...4dd22baf2198cc

It also references to WR450's etc, so you'll have to compare part numbers etc. Also shows some drawings with dimensions, so you'll be able to compare to your own sproket.

All in german.

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Hi,
Anywhere on the internet would be my first place to look.
Suggest you could take a look at:

Wemoto Home

They have a range of pattern parts for Yamahas etc and there are many more such businesses if you use a search engine.
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Talking Thx Guy´s

Hi and thank you for your replys i have found all i need for sprockets

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