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1982 Suzuki GN400

Vortex Sprocket & Chain Kit 525 - Silver

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OEM Stock Sizes for a 1982 Suzuki GN400
For reference only. Please verify with owners manual.
Chain Type: 520 Chain Length: 98
Front Sprocket: 16T Rear Sprocket: 37T
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Vortex Sprocket & Chain Kit 525 - Silver - Main
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Product Description

Kit Includes:

  • Steel front sprocket.
  • Aluminum silver rear sprocket.
  • RK or DID Chain available in 530, 525 and 520 conversions.
  • Rear sprocket sizes available from 39T to 50T.
  • Front sprocket sizes available from 14T to 18T.
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“ I have an 01 Sv650s and this kit worked out perfectly for me. ”
Cornholio Location: Upstate,NY
“ I bought this item for my 2003 gsxr 600 replacing the oem chain and sprockets, this kit is very easy ... ”
gsxrrider600 Location: wisconsin
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Location: Upstate,NY
Awesome kit! 01SV650
I have an 01 Sv650s and this kit worked out perfectly for me. The vortex sprocket looks good and seems to be holding up well after a couple thousand miles, there is little if any wear. The chain is a beaut and certainly is a good tough chain for the 650cc, I deff trust it over the stock one. Fairly easy to clean and maintain with brush and kerosene. SEEMS as it may be a little heavier than stock but id rather have the strength than a wimpy one that can snap.
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Great product for a great price
I bought this item for my 2003 gsxr 600 replacing the oem chain and sprockets, this kit is very easy to install and is a good price when you compare it to some of the other more expensive kits. I highly recommend this to anyone whos bike is in need of a new chain and sprockt set.
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“ Chain and sprocket size?... ”
Rolandcs
“ Whats the front and rear teeth for a 2001 CBR 600F4i?... ”
Matt111
“ What is the difference in 520, 525, and 530 chains?... ”
Location: Ohio
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Rolandcs 2 months 22 days ago
Chain and sprocket size?
I have a suzuki gsx-r 600 year 2002. What is the best size for this bike? 520 525 525 Front 15 16 17 18 Rear 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 My goal is to get faster acceleration , I do not mind if the top speed is a bit lower . So many option that is why I need an expert advise Cheers
MotoSport Staff
2 months 21 days ago Location: Portland, OR, USA
This is more rider preference than anything. If you are looking for more bottom end, or faster acceleration there are a few changes you can make. Chain - Going with the 520 chain will be lighter than a 525 and 530. With a 600cc bike it is still safe to use and will lighten the load on the engine. Gearing - If you are looking for a subtle change, go up 1 or 2 teeth on the rear sprocket from the stock tooth count. If you are looking for more of a drastic change, you could go down 1 tooth from stock on the front sprocket. Changing 1 tooth on the front is about equal to changing 3 on the rear.
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Matt111 Over 3 years ago
Whats the front and rear teeth for a 2001 CBR 600F4i?
If i change the teeth at either the front or rear, will it adjust the speedometer calibration?
MotoSport Staff Expert
Over 3 years ago Location: Portland, OR
16 / 46 It all depends on how much you change it. Yes, changing your gear ratio will change the accuracy of the speedometer.
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Over 4 years ago Location: Ohio
What is the difference in 520, 525, and 530 chains?
Top 10 Contributor
Over 3 years ago Location: Portland
They are all different widths and are not compatible. Smaller motorcycles use 520 chains and sprockets larger liter bikes use 530 and then some overlap inbetween @ 525. If you don't know what size you need give us a call.
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dslice Over 4 years ago
What color is the chain that comes with the kit?
how many teeth are on a stock 08 r6 front sprocket
Top 10 Contributor
Over 4 years ago Location: Portland
The color depends on which chain you pick, most are silver or gold. 45t stock. Go up 2 teeth if you want more torque.
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vtwinmaniac Over 4 years ago
Is this chain a GOLD color?
MotoSport Staff
Over 4 years ago Location: Por+land
Since this is a kit it gives you a couple different chains that you can select from so it's hard to tell what chain you are talking about. If you want more information feel free to call one of our sales reps.
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vtwinmaniac Over 4 years ago
Does this XSO chain use a rivet link or clip style link???
MotoSport Staff
Over 4 years ago Location: Tualatin
It comes with a rivet link but you can purchase a clip link separately.
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vtwinmaniac Over 4 years ago
Does the chain come with a rivet link or clip?
MotoSport Staff
Over 4 years ago Location: Por+land
With this kit you get to pick what kind of chain you want, Once you select your gearing it will give you the option to select what chain you want.
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fredho Over 4 years ago
07' gsxr 600. looking for a combination with awsome acceleration ive heard 2 up in back and 1 down in front is this true? if not any suggestions.?
Expert MotoSport Staff
Over 4 years ago
that combination will definately give you more power out of the hole. but you will lose a little top end.
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mrbond Over 4 years ago Location: NY
How do i determine how many teeth i need on the front and rear sprocket kit for the suzuki gsxr 600, 2006?
MotoSport Staff Expert
Over 4 years ago Location: Portland
If you are looking for the factory gearing, your owners manual should have that information. This bike should have come with 16/43 from the factory.
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