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Old 12-06-2009, 12:56 AM
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I need to get rid of that 66T rear "07/08's", is there any 68T's from the newer bikes out there to be had?
 
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Originally Posted by paul s
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I need to get rid of that 66T rear "07/08's",

is there any 68T's from the newer bikes out there to be had?
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The 06 International sprocket is 68 tooth............

The 06 Domestic sprocket is 70 tooth............

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a 70 tooth rear will almost equate to a 30 tooth front for your gearing I believe.
 
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I have the 30T already and a 68T would fit without a belt change but I'm not so sure about the 70T it would be close. I remember somebody with an 09 going from 32/68 to 30/70, I was thinking there might be a few 68T pulleys around but I cant find any yet.
 
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Originally Posted by paul s
I have the 30T already and a 68T would fit without a belt change but I'm not so sure about the 70T it would be close. I remember somebody with an 09 going from 32/68 to 30/70,



I was thinking there might be a few 68T pulleys around


but I cant find any yet.
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did you check posting # 2 ??
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A change of 2 teeth on the rear pulley is hardly noticeable or worthwhile. What do you want to achieve with making a change? I replaced my 03's 25T crank sprocket for a 21T. Now THAT was a change worth making!
 
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did you check posting # 2 ??
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2006 pulleys are wrong belt-width size for 2007+.
 
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2006 pulleys are wrong belt-width size for 2007+.
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Didn't know the 07 up went to a wider belt.

What's the advantage to the wider belt??

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07s have a 1" belt, 06s were 1.125. I have an 07 belt and pulley on my 06.
 
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Originally Posted by paul s
I have the 30T already and a 68T would fit without a belt change but I'm not so sure about the 70T it would be close. I remember somebody with an 09 going from 32/68 to 30/70, I was thinking there might be a few 68T pulleys around but I cant find any yet.
I doubt you would notice much at all with just 2 teeth in the rear. Certainly not worth the money of a sprocket anyways.
 


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