[skinnyb]

I was cleaning my chain today when I noticed ~4 teeth on my rear sprocket are slightly crooked.

It's kind of hard to tell from the photo but the center 4 teeth all bend left slightly

I haven't noticed any issues while riding(yet). I was wondering if this warrants a replacement?

If so, does anyone have any recommmendations for sprockets & chain brands? I was looking at Sunstar but they're really the only brand I'm aware of.

Front Sprocket
Rear Sprocket
Chain

Any advice is appreciated! 🙂

 

[ilikebike]

I would replace it. Wouldn't want other parts wearing it because of it. Check rocky mountain or motosport. Probably bottomed out. Need a good skid plate to prevent it fro. Happening again

 

[viking757]

Same thing happened to a friend mid ride on the Hatfield McCoy trails. Kept throwing a chain after that.


General rule of thumb is to replace both sprockets and chain at the same time. Now is good time to think about if you want to down or up teeth as well.

Motosport has a few options. Sunstar is hard to beat for the price.

 

[skinnyb]

Probably bottomed out. Need a good skid plate to prevent it fro. Happening again

Yep definitely destroyed my stock plastic skid plate a couple weeks ago so I probably damaged those teeth around then. I've since put in a stainless steel skid from Lonestar so I'm good there.

General rule of thumb is to replace both sprockets and chain at the same time. Now is good time to think about if you want to down or up teeth as well.

Motosport has a few options. Sunstar is hard to beat for the price.

Yeah I plan to replace the whole drive system. Any brands other than Sunstar that you'd recommend? I checked Rocky Mtn ATV and they mostly just had Renthal.

 

[viking757]

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Lots of options and brands here. I personally would stick with a steel rear sprocket.

 

[skinnyb]

ATV Drive | MotoSport

Drive - Fast, Free Shipping on Orders Over $79 | Shop ATV Drive online at MotoSport.com

www.motosport.com

Lots of options and brands here. I personally would stick with a steel rear sprocket.

Alright I'll check them out. Thanks!