The reason is the change in primary rato in the engine.
BUT has anyone tried a 89 on whit a 40/39 rear sprocket? Effects? Slow feeling? Better gas milage?
CONS as pros?
Tenere rear sprocket size
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keny72
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Tenere rear sprocket size
OK, as we all proberly know, the rear sprocket size is 45 on 89 on Tenere 600 and 40 on 88 older (39 on 84).
The reason is the change in primary rato in the engine.
BUT has anyone tried a 89 on whit a 40/39 rear sprocket? Effects? Slow feeling? Better gas milage?
CONS as pros?
The reason is the change in primary rato in the engine.
BUT has anyone tried a 89 on whit a 40/39 rear sprocket? Effects? Slow feeling? Better gas milage?
CONS as pros?