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Gasgas 08 Pro Sprocket Ratios

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I have a 2008 gas gas pro. I have found 1st gear very high and the bike runs away fromo me, just got the standard sprockets on, i think 11 tooth on the engine and im not sure what i have on the wheel.

Can anyone recommend what to use on engine and wheel?

Thanks

I found the same problem w/my 300 pro. I switched to a 10 tooth fr. and left the rear stock (42 i think??) also i fitted a slow throttle tube (black tube ) and this seems to mellow it out for me , it still has a surplus of power, just slowed things down a bit !! good luck !! cj :shutup:

Hi Pancho,

The standard spkts for a 250/280/300 PRO are 11/42. Most lads here fit a 10T, the gearing is a little high as standard.

Bye, PeterB.

I have a 2008 gas gas pro. I have found 1st gear very high and the bike runs away fromo me, just got the standard sprockets on, i think 11 tooth on the engine and im not sure what i have on the wheel.

Can anyone recommend what to use on engine and wheel?

I tried the 10 tooth countershaft and it worked well but accelerated chain wear somewhat. I've since gone to the 125/200 44 tooth rear sprocket with the stock 11 tooth on the front and it works perfect for my style of riding i.e. I fall off a lot at lower speeds....

Jon

The 2008 rear sprocket has been changed from the 42 tooth of past years to a 41 tooth. Going back to a 42t or a 44t would be your best option.

Spencer

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