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Sprocket Sizes

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I've gone to change my sprockets today and last time I

Was in the ossa dealer I bought a set which was front

10 and rear 42 but I've noticed the front I currently have

On is an 11, can anyone tell me what the standard set up

Should be on a 2013 300 factory rep

I ran 10 front 41 rear ran spot on the standard is 10 front 42 rear ,mine was the 14 factory R

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Excuse my ignorance but what difference will

It make to the bike if I put the 10 sprocket on ?

As I do like it as it rides

Edited by jsp

11 tooth front may cause the bike to push in the tight sections a 10 tooth is much better ,its the same as 4rt owners most change the gearing to a 9 tooth front sprocket ,the ossa does have a lot of power and this will calm it down a bit .

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I'll give the 10 a go then, I must admit this weekend it did seem to be a bit quick in sections

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Will first still be the gear of choice ? That's all I seem to use on it now for most sections

Edited by jsp

Yes I STILL used first almost all the time and second on bigger hills

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cheers I'll get it fitted, the previous owner must have changed it

for some reason 

Mine came with a 10' I have thought about trying a 9 but haven't got around to it yet.

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