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Are the Vortex Sprockets any good?
To my limited knowledge, Renthal is the way to go. What would you guys suggest.
To my limited knowledge, Renthal is the way to go. What would you guys suggest.
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`99 TLR - 2 into 1 60mm Ti Yoshi headers with custom can, Cams, Flowed, Skimmed, Custom airbox, K&N, Silverline TLRR kit, Motostyle sliders, Powerbronze Double Bubble Screen, Harris Grips, Bitubo rear shock, adjustable rearsets. -
sprocket specialists hardened steel
You will prolly only get 3-5k out of Al sprockets.TLOTM:
May 2003
August 2004 -
Sprocket Specialists.
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I have to agree
Sprocket Specialist -Titan tuff is the way to goComment
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Everyone dies but not everyone livesComment
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I have the exact vortex sprocket on my bike right now. It's aluminum and shows no sign of significant wear after 2,000 miles. Great build quality on it.2001 Suzuki TL1000R:
Full M4 exhaust w/ Titanium cans
K&N filter
Yosh. Box (YAFMS)remap
OHLINS damper
+2 AFAM Sprocket
Corbin seat
Bike Design no-cut frame protectors
Bitubo shock
EBC HH Pads
Memphis Shades windscreenComment
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Afam or Renthal are the bestComment
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i forget the brand but you want to get a steel tooth sprocket w/ an aluminum carrier. a little bit lighter and just as strong as stock.AFM #715
Suomy, Leo Vince Exhausts, Stompgrip, Sidi/Motonation, Lockhart Philips, Sonny Engineering, RK Racing Chains, AFAMComment
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I had a Vortex on my last TLR and it was still on there after 10,000k's without too much wear!
But it never looked as sweet as the one in the picture... Mmmm, may have to get me another.
Last edited by waspo; 09-07-2003, 03:14 AM.Comment
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i have about 4000 miles on a vortex (520 chain), and i had the same chain and sprocket on my gsxr 750 for about 1000 miles and it still looks good.Comment
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