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Cheap gearbox
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Mezo
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Cheap gearbox
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richardlw
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Re: Cheap gearbox
Mine now! 
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Mezo
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Re: Cheap gearbox
richardlw wrote:Mine now!
"A wise man makes his own decisions, an ignorant man follows public opinion"
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richardlw
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Re: Cheap gearbox
Pretty good nick too. All the gears showing smooth surfaces and no pitting, except the 4th gear wheel which has minor uneven-ness to it. But you can pick one up for 67$ NZ, so meh, I'll just replace that one gear.
But, smaller front or bigger rear sprocket, bigger oil pump and higher rev riding and those gears should last long enough not to worry... I'll buy some Lamberth gears at some point as back-ups for one day.
Thoughts on the state of this gear?
But, smaller front or bigger rear sprocket, bigger oil pump and higher rev riding and those gears should last long enough not to worry... I'll buy some Lamberth gears at some point as back-ups for one day.
Thoughts on the state of this gear?