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Talon Rear Sprocket

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Sorry I need help again, I have just bought a talon rear sprocket & I am confused as how it should be fitted. I know that sounds daft but I believe the one I have taken off to have been fitted wrong.

when looking at the sprocket the bolt holes have a flat side & the other side has a recess. Are the recess for the bolt head to sit flush in or are they to fit on the raised contact points on the wheel hub

its a 41tooth talon radialite & the recess are not the type that are angled & look if they should take a wedge shaped bolt head.

need a quick answer if possible.please

Usually the recess is for the bolt head to it in.

As above, cant say I've ever seen a hub with raised location points.

Previous owner probably turned the old one to get more wear from it.

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I took a guess that the Sprocket was on the wrong way around so I fitted it with the bolt heads in the recess & Thank you for confirming I made the right guess. Had the day out on the bike today & managed to Break the front & rear mudguards so that's another £153.00 to fork out. Good fun through.

Oh boy, Talon sprockets are breaking mudguards

I'm not buying one of them LOL

  • 2 weeks later...

Both mud guards! WTF!! Thats a wild day out.

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