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GPS Speed in Km/h at RPM in Gear in selected setup:    Stock       Current       Custom   
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GPS Top speed for 49 final drive combinations in Km/h at M.P.RPM in Custom setup:

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Custom Rear sprock.  -3
Custom Rear sprock.  -2
Custom Rear sprock.  -1
Custom Rear sprock.   = 
Custom Rear sprock. +1 
Custom Rear sprock. +2 
Custom Rear sprock. +3 

   

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RPM differences due to drive train setup changes:

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Speed
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Chain Links Calculator for Generic Final Drive with new chain

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Loaded Bike: Effect of final drive changes on links & wheel position
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Pitch in mm 
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Current Wear in % 

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Currently Loaded Bike: Relative sprocket & chain wear due to drive train changes: (help)
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per
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contacts
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contacts
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contacts
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