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I'm thinking about changing out my front sprocket to a more snappy reduced gear ratio.
I'm wondering if there is any places your expertise can point me to in choosing a company to get the sprocket from, any additional pieces I should purchase so as to not f*ck my bike up by changing out just the sprocket, and maybe some past experience that I can pull from (i.e. Do's and Don'ts).
Right now I'm riding a '14 Street Bob with a Screamin Eagle Big Breather, Bassani 2-into-1 pipes. Stock drive train, sprockets, lifters and cams.
look at ladogs great posts on this subject. when I went to a 30 tooth front, I used Andrews. Might as well go up two on the back while you are at it unless you have an adjustable speedo.
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