just about to order new chain and sprocket's for the 750, and noticed the rear is 37 teeth, should it not be a 40 toother??
Stock sprockets on the 750 are 15 / 37....... The 600 has 15 / 41, so I reckon the 400 is about the same, just in case you meant that. Alternatively..........go to the dentist. AL From the 1997 owners handbook.....
750 F1-2 1987 15 15 38 35-45 530L98 750 F1-3 SS 1988 15 15 40 35-45 530L98 750 MONSTER 1996-1997 15 14-16 38 35-45 520L98 750 MONSTER 1998-2003 15 14-16 41 35-45 520L100 750 PASO 1988-1990 15 15 38 35-45 520L100 750 SPORT 1988-1990 15 15 38 35-45 520L96 750 SPORT 2002 15 14-16 40 35-48 520L98 750 SS 1991-1998 15 14-16 37 35-48 520L98 750SS 1999-2002 14 14-16 40 35-48 520L100
What's on the front? This may be helpful if you scroll down ducatipaso.org • View topic - 750SS sprockets
I got the above info from here Ducati Motorbike Sprocket Specifications for Chain Gang Sprockets and Chains
Thanks I'll get them ordered now, just out of interest the 400 has a 45 rear and a 16 front (if I counted right). Thanks all.
Really handy webpage. Tells you what you should have and what difference changing the teeth makes. http://www.gearingcommander.com//
I have kept mine with the stock set-up.........it's a bit jerky in town, but on the open road, it seems fine and leaves me plenty of revs in hand........80mph is about 4000rpm.
So bought a JT chain and sprocket kit, had MOT on Saturday (failed on broken head light braket) but when I fitted the chain tensioned it but was a long way down the chain adjusters. Just noticed the box has 98 written on it, should be a 96 I believe. So now need to sort that out too before MOT retest on Saturday morning, me thinks it's going to be one of those weeks:Grumpy:
96..???................Christ, what diameter is it?............ Ah......you mean the chain, not the sprocket..............
