Chain and Sprocket Recommendations for CBR

Hydrant · 05-07-2009, 11:33 PM

My 02 F4i has 16k miles on it and its time for a new chain.

I was looking through my service manual and it said it has a 525 chain. After looking at www.sprocketcenter.com and trying to find a package deal, it seems that there are more options for a 520 chain / sprocket combo.

Now forgive my lack of chain knowledge since its been a some time that I've had to mess with chains and sprockets (chain snapped on the TL 3 years ago)

I'm looking to stick with stock setup as far as sprocket and chain are concerned.

http://www.sprocketcenter.com/p/3149...0f4i600rr.html

Is something like this what I'm after? I'd like to stick with a DID chain (I just don't know about the different variations of them) and sprockets (maybe AFAM, I know to stay away from Vortex), this package shows a front steel AFAM, and a rear steel from DriveSystems. I'm not familar with DriveSystems so that is whats throwing me for a loop.

Bike is just rode purely on the street.

Thanks for the help.

05-07-2009, 11:33 PM	#1
Hydrant WERA Yellow Plate Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Cincinnati, Ohio Moto: 2003 Suzuki TL1000R, 2002 Honda CBR 600 F4i Posts: 660	Chain and Sprocket Recommendations for CBR My 02 F4i has 16k miles on it and its time for a new chain. I was looking through my service manual and it said it has a 525 chain. After looking at www.sprocketcenter.com and trying to find a package deal, it seems that there are more options for a 520 chain / sprocket combo. Now forgive my lack of chain knowledge since its been a some time that I've had to mess with chains and sprockets (chain snapped on the TL 3 years ago) I'm looking to stick with stock setup as far as sprocket and chain are concerned. http://www.sprocketcenter.com/p/3149...0f4i600rr.html Is something like this what I'm after? I'd like to stick with a DID chain (I just don't know about the different variations of them) and sprockets (maybe AFAM, I know to stay away from Vortex), this package shows a front steel AFAM, and a rear steel from DriveSystems. I'm not familar with DriveSystems so that is whats throwing me for a loop. Bike is just rode purely on the street. Thanks for the help.