That is a Spitfire A/C. Well made piece.
TECH: Chain Conversion for Sportster
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Looks awesome and good writeup! Thanks!
I did a 520 conversion to a gsxr a while back and couldnt find a steel sprocket. I had to get an aluminum one.
your rear is steel right?Comment
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Thanks again for the writeup. I vote this to greatest hits. Simple yet very informative.Comment
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Wow, how timely that this popped back up (since it was written months ago, I mean). I had been considering looking into a chain conversion for a 95 XL project that I am slowly piecing together. This is really helpful.
Tito, was there nothing else required to mount the sprocket on the rear wheel? It seems so simple that there has to be a catch. Spacer or anything like that? Maybe the larger spacer on the front makes up for the change in the thickness of the rear sprocket vs. the stock pulley?Comment
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