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King Harley said:
Milage doesn't matter if you are revving to redline often.
If you are going to run it like that get some BeeHive style racing springs.
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I dont over rev it much, I just noticed it and wanted to track it down. I have to do the countershaft sooner than later so everything else will get addressed at that point.
 
aspr said:
I dont over rev it much, I just noticed it and wanted to track it down. I have to do the countershaft sooner than later so everything else will get addressed at that point.
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From what you are describing it sounds like a touch of valve float
Just try a FRITZCO sprocket. It's wide enough to keep your countershaft going a while longer.
 
King Harley said:
From what you are describing it sounds like a touch of valve float
Just try a FRITZCO sprocket. It's wide enough to keep your countershaft going a while longer.
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It's got a fitzco now. But the countershaft is pretty far gone
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I also have Fritzco sprocket on mine . How long have these been manufactured ? Ran the xr650r sprocket backwards for quite awhile then switched as soon as I found these.
 
Fordf350 said:
I also have Fritzco sprocket on mine . How long have these been manufactured ? Ran the xr650r sprocket backwards for quite awhile then switched as soon as I found these.
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Starting year four of production and sales.
Proud to say zero defects with a 100% Top Seller rating on eBay.
We have developed sprockets for several similar troublesome applications like the XRL.
Specialty chain sliders are also a big part of what we do.
Many modernizations have occurred. The most recent was to shipping. It was in the kitchen by the fridg. Now its moved to a totally modern location to the left of the microwave. LOL
A big thanks to all our customers.
 
Fritz is an old school QA/QC guy ... Gives him an eye for detail.
I met him via ADVRider.
 
King Harley said:
Starting year four of production and sales.
Proud to say zero defects with a 100% Top Seller rating on eBay.
We have developed sprockets for several similar troublesome applications like the XRL.
Specialty chain sliders are also a big part of what we do.
Many modernizations have occurred. The most recent was to shipping. It was in the kitchen by the fridg. Now its moved to a totally modern location to the left of the microwave. LOL
A big thanks to all our customers.
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I got your sprocket from this fine gentleman.

mitchntx said:
Fritz is an old school QA/QC guy ... Gives him an eye for detail.
I met him via ADVRider.
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Got my Fritz on eBay. Kinda wanted the 14t but only found the 15. Now I learn he’s right here on the site ! Dohhh!!
 
South Tex said:
Got my Fritz on eBay. Kinda wanted the 14t but only found the 15. Now I learn he’s right here on the site ! Dohhh!!
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Just click on my other items. All in stock!!
Soon I'll change those ads to composite ads that have a pull-down selection for all tooth counts in one ad.

Let's get back to XRL stuff!!
 
South Tex said:
Got my Fritz on eBay. Kinda wanted the 14t but only found the 15. Now I learn he’s right here on the site ! Dohhh!!
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You might like a 16t for highway duty and take a 14t for trails. I plan on getting both eventually.
Currently running 15/45
 
Yup, put a 16 on the klr and dropped rpm’s by 500... I bet a 14 will give me better low end trail goodness on the xrl
 
South Tex said:
Yup, put a 16 on the klr and dropped rpm’s by 500... I bet a 14 will give me better low end trail goodness on the xrl
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It certainly helped the gearing abyss between 1st and 2nd ... 1st ran out of legs pretty quick as a result.
 
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