sprockets

[busa200]

can anybody tell me where i can get some 34 and 35 tooth steel sprockets for a marvic wheel. 530 size

[1212FBGS]

tsw in atlanta.. or call mike at PBI for a custom.. he is making some for me right now
kent

[1212FBGS]

by the way 34 and 35 are pretty small.... ya sure it will pull it?
kent

[Speed Limit 1000]

by the way 34 and 35 are pretty small.... ya sure it will pull it?
kent

We run a 26 on the back the 1500 cc motor pulled it to 230 MPH

[1212FBGS]

I run a 20/25... in a liner it'l pull it. on a set up bike... no way! ok well maybe if your running a 15 up front

[busa200]

thanks for the info. i will give those guys a call. i am pretty sure it will pull it. it's an upgraded ultra kit from rcc. what does tsw stand for?

[1212FBGS]

what do ya think she'll put out? 700hp? I don't know what TSW stands for except the name of the company that imports Marvic. Brembo, and Marchicini wheels. I really doubt they have anything that small, my guess is 37 would be the smallest. you would probably have to make one.
kent

[JackD]

Whatever sprocket you use should be fastened with studs and the appropriate nuts.
Some wheels feature a bolt that is threaded into the wheel and will wear the threads each time you have to remove it.
Bolts usually have the thread in shear at the point where the sprocket meets the surface of the wheel.
Heat treated studs can be fitted to the wheel with a slight bore recess to allow the stud to go in far enough so the smooth shank takes the burden of the shear.