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Honda Tlr 200 Gearing

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I am preparing a TLR 200 for trials use and need a new chainset.

Please tell me what sprockets you are using.

The BJ Racing site quotes a 10T front combined with a 50T rear sproket.

Does this sound right?

I use 9-44 , used to use 13-44 and seccond was un-usable and first would stall most of the time ! I can now use 1st 2nd and 3rd in the sections.

Edited by honda_tlr

Be careful, honda_tlr's is probably a UK bike, I'm pretty sure they have different internal gear sets than US versions. I use BJ's ratios and find them to be slightly on the low side but a good match for the stock engine.

  • 2 weeks later...

Hello from FRANCE,

The best for me => 9x48 in 520 chain or 13x58 in 428 chain!

regards.

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Thanks for the info I have gone with a 9x47 combination (cos that's all I could get hold of!)

Thanks for the info I have gone with a 9x47 combination (cos that's all I could get hold of!)

How do you find it ?

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Gearing not too bad,

first is a tad low but OK for very tight turns on grippy surface.

second good for most sections,

third for climbs with long run up or a muddy slot.

It is the gaps between gears that is the problem not the final ratio.

In short OK for most conditions

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