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Hi and Happy New Year

Has anybody got a pair of new or nearly new Z1r front and rear sprockets for sale? I need a 15 and 33 .

Regards Ted

hi' ted bike torque racing on 01373 464252 has what you need.

part no's are front 24800-15 £10.51 + vat
rear 16601- 33 £20.71 + vat

chain a630-5-92 links. £78.92 +vat

hope this helps ted .

thanks compo

While on the subject of sprockets.

Some one on here said awhile ago the the latter Zs had an offset 17 tooth front sprocket.

Any one any idea of parts numbers or have an old one I could try.

Want to see if I can get one on the Harris with the Hydraulic cly on.

Its certanly not Z1r as the 15 tooth has just enough to clear the casings when the chain is on.

Regards Ted

Ted

Been looking round myself and best "deal" for DID i've found so far is Z Power ;

"Chain and sprocket kit (DID)
[CSKKZT15/33] £120.00

A chain and sprocket kit for the Z1000A1/A2 AND Z1-R AND Z1000-LTD Models. front sprocket: 15 teeth, rear 33 teeth. chain is a DID 630VS x92 links. The chain is a split one with a rivett link supplied."

Keith

Z1000R & early GPz has an off-set sprox

Thanks Keith ,I have a new chain, Zpower will be best Ill ring them and get them sort some out for me.

Regards Ted

greenlaningxt wrote:While on the subject of sprockets.

Some one on here said awhile ago the the latter Zs had an offset 17 tooth front sprocket.

Any one any idea of parts numbers or have an old one I could try.

Want to see if I can get one on the Harris with the Hydraulic cly on.

What engine? What chain? Gearbox output shaft changed at J model

Mine is a Z1000A2 630 chain fitted in a Harris frame with a Fireblade 180 back wheel with a small sprocket fitted.

Hence the need for an offset sprocket.

Have a Offset Billet 16 tooth front sprocket on there now but wanted to see if I can get a 17 on there without the expense of another billet sprocket.

You' ll probably have to cut away the casing to get a 17 on and it will probably be very close to the pushrod.

The only "OEM" front sprocket has a 6mm offset and is off a gpz750a1 but usually only available with 15 teeth.

http://www.jtsprockets.com/52.0.html?&L ... id=1145&p=

You should be able to work out what the radius will be for the different sprocket and chain to see it it will fit

3/4 x 17 = 22/7 x 2 x r = 2.0284 inches plus half height of chain
should give the approximate radius of the new sprocket plus chain.
I would leave a couple of mm more for any throw out when changing gears / overrun etc

Already been down the GPZ750 route, I have a 15 tooth offset from one in my spares pile!

I am sure I read someone saying some of the later Zs had an 17 tooth offset sprocket on them.

Will have to go though a lot of posts to find it I guess.

Splines change at J