RE: [ST] Re: Front Sprockets....

["Ken Mitchell" <kp.mitchell@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Given the miles I get out of OEM quality parts, I see no justification in
trying to save a couple of dollars. I know for sure when I go to bolt them
on, they fit. When a friend tried bits from Sprocket Specialists, the front
one was obviously VERY cheaply made and fit loosely. The rear was worse, and
fit too tight, I had to alter the wheel to fit the slightly out-of-round
steel sprocket on. 

I'm the same way with brake pads, though not with tires. ;)

To each his/her own. 

Ken M.
'00 RS

- -----Original Message-----
From: Rupert Galea
Subject: RE: [ST] Re: Front Sprockets....

> >The Triumph part has a 'window' with a stiff plastic-looking 'pane' 
> >in it, said to absorb shocks.
> >However I went with Lilley's pattern part when I did the change to 18 
> >about 2 years ago,
> 
> Thanks for the info Barry...what is a Lilley's pattern part ?

When I replaced my front sprocket I could not justify the extra cost for a
Triumph part. Does the Lilley part have the plastic? I swear I can feel
extra vibration.
Rupert



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