January 23, 200719 yr I'm getting good info out of this forum - keep it up! Next doubless silly question - where do I get chain and sprocket kits from? My prefered source is Ebay for most things these days but I can only find one vendor doing actual kits, there are a few others doing back / front sprox and possibly chains. To my mind, when one is knackered they are all knackered so you may as well get it all in one kit. I was suprised to find next to nowt in the back of TMX. I know its a minority sport and there isn't much about but there must be a supplier somewhere that you all use surely. Still cannot source a manual for my Beta techno 1999, anyone got a copy? ta
January 23, 200719 yr I have never seen a chain and sprocket "kit"! I have only been around a year! But I would guess at the lack of them being that people have individual preferences to chain manufacturers. Some like iris (not many I know! lol), some like renthal or DID! People also run different to one another so therefore I bet there would have to be loads of different combinations of kits! I would say get your sprockets straight from talon and then buy your prefered chain! hope this helps! Cheers Sean
January 23, 200719 yr Try Steve Goode in Welshpool, he does also have e-bay shop and will beable to help you. Tel; 01938 850544
January 23, 200719 yr Hi Ashbabble i find Talon a good source for chains and sprockets also spokes and such. As for a manual for your Beta i dont think one was produced. The only trials bike I got a manual with was my 05 Montesa 4 rt. and that was about an inch thick!!
January 23, 200719 yr have a look at "trialsbits.co.uk" i have used them serveral times,always pretty quick to deliver and not bad price wise .hope this helps
January 24, 200719 yr I have always had good service from BVM for all my parts. Knowledgeable, helpful and friendly staff and their postal service is invariably very speedy. And I don't have any links with them! BVM Moto
January 24, 200719 yr Author have a look at "trialsbits.co.uk" i have used them serveral times,always pretty quick to deliver and not bad price wise .hope this helps Thanks for the help guys. The trialsbits people seem on the ball - unlike some I won't mention...
January 24, 200719 yr Well bugger me did I get that wrong! lol Is it cheaper to buy the sprockets as a kit then? Cheers Edited January 24, 200719 yr by seandellear
January 24, 200719 yr Bought some bits from "trialsbits.co.uk yesterday at 3.00 and they were here this morning! Dosn't get much better than that.
January 25, 200719 yr Author Well bugger me did I get that wrong! lol Is it cheaper to buy the sprockets as a kit then? Cheers No, you're right, they don't seem to do actual kits, probably for the reasons you said.
January 25, 200719 yr Hiya, You could try emailing Beta in Italy for a copy of the manual, have a search in the Beta forums, there is a specific address for somebody who can deal with them specifically, and you should be able to either get a pdf version or a hard copy if one is not available for free. Bob
February 4, 200719 yr Author info@betamotor.commark the subject "FAO Gianluca Olivieri" Hope this helps Thanks, I'll give that a try - Jim
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