June 1, 200521 yr Whats the std rear sprocket for a 2002 SY 250 (rear) I could do with a tooth off mine as I feel bottom gear does not do much?
June 1, 200521 yr Its 38. I can't believe you can't do much in bottom, I use it more than any other gear. I know a lot of guys taking 2nd when I'm still in 1st. I've also manged to get up all of the steepest hills at our local practice ground in first too, I did need to rev the knackers of it though!
June 1, 200521 yr hey Marky, Just rev it out more as boo says it has a very tall spread,I find most sections are 1 st gear even when other bikes are using 2nd and even 3rd.
June 1, 200521 yr I have never used first in any section on my Scorpa. You can't get the speed to fly up the hills.
June 1, 200521 yr Author Where all this stems from guys was owning my old SY125, I only ever used bottom gear on that for 90% of the sections. That bike was just made for streams, as RS says, bottom gear gave me the time to look where I was going and pick the best line. I rode the same sections this year on my SY250 and I rode like a pratt...I did much better on my little scorpa last year....I tried bottom on my 250 and it felt too slow...second felt too fast...maybe I should buy another 125!!..only joking. But genrally I feel a tooth off the back would do the trick (mines the std 38T) would I have to have this made up special or can I buy it off the shelf?
June 1, 200521 yr I have never used first in any section on my Scorpa. You can't get the speed to fly up the hills. Bull****!and its also a good idea to fit a quick action throttle Should have one fitted as standard.
June 1, 200521 yr Author Q/A throttle fitted as std, I'll try giving her a bit more then...probably me getting used to the 125 tall gearing then having to go to conventional gearing (the gearing was very tall on the little Scorpa)
June 1, 200521 yr Howdy, Over here in Oz, me and my mates run 42 teeth sprockets off a Sherco, on our Scorpas. Makes 2nd gear spot on for 90% of the sections, and gives a super slow first for the really tight stuff. Works well here anyway. BTW - I am after a blue or black sprocket in 42teeth. Does anyone know where I could get one?? We can only get the standard silver Sherco ones over here. Cheers, Ben r
June 2, 200521 yr Author Spoke to my local dealer today, you can go either way with the back sprocket, so I've gone for a 36T rear...I'll let you know how it feels
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