Sprocket Sizes?

[mhoksch]

Just bought a banshee yesterday. It's a 4mil stroker, ported, pipes, 38mm carbs and a few other things. It's got alot of power, but no top end. I cant tell what the front sprocket is, but there's a 44 on the rear. I plan on doing mainly trail riding and want something fairly versatile. Any suggestions for what sizes to go with?

[sheerider11]

Factory gearing is a pretty good universal set up.

[Poolman]

I like a 13 tooth up front and 41 tooth in the rear. IMO the Banshee is already plenty fast enough and I mostly do trail riding myself. I wanted more low end torque with the ability to put put slow without throttling the clutch. It worked out real well and I don't plan on changing back to the stock set up. I think I lost a total of maybe 5 mph top speed.

[mhoksch]

I like a 13 tooth up front and 41 tooth in the rear. IMO the Banshee is already plenty fast enough and I mostly do trail riding myself. I wanted more low end torque with the ability to put put slow without throttling the clutch. It worked out real well and I don't plan on changing back to the stock set up. I think I lost a total of maybe 5 mph top speed.

 

what is stock gearing?

[hp2000]

14 front 41 rear

[Poolman]

what is stock gearing?

 

what hp2000 said.

 

14/41

 

If your going to make a change, always change your sprockets in sets. If you put a new front on put a new back on.

Edited February 13, 2012 by Poolman

[Jereme6655]

if i remember correct its something like....every 3 teeth you add in the rear equals one tooth less in the front. that being said count your front sprocket....and then we can make better corrections to your gearing...