Primary Drive Sprockets

garrettcibak71
Edited Date/Time 1/10/2015 6:07pm
Does anyone run primary drive sprockets? I will be running steel both front and rear. Also, I'm considering their X-ring chain. How do they hold up?
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kijen 1/10/2015 5:04pm
1/10/2015 5:04pm
garrettcibak71 wrote:
Does anyone run primary drive sprockets? I will be running steel both front and rear. Also, I'm considering their X-ring chain. How do they hold up?
I have used them the last 2 years and Will keep using em with their chain. Yz250 and rmz450
garrettcibak71 1/10/2015 5:16pm
1/10/2015 5:16pm
garrettcibak71 wrote:
Does anyone run primary drive sprockets? I will be running steel both front and rear. Also, I'm considering their X-ring chain. How do they hold up?
kijen wrote:
I have used them the last 2 years and Will keep using em with their chain. Yz250 and rmz450
you running the steel in the rear as well? I heard they're really heavy.
motor bike rider 1/10/2015 5:18pm
1/10/2015 5:18pm Edited Date/Time 1/10/2015 5:19pm
Id get the aluminum/gold x ring combo if I were you. Its like $20 more expensive.

That said Ive used them twice now amd have no complaints. Chain gets adjusted like once every 6 rides (if that much). Best bang for your buck chain/sproket IMO
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dl117 1/10/2015 5:20pm
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I have used them for 4 years with no issues, good inexpensive set up. I run steel front alum rear and have had great luck

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mxdude105 1/10/2015 5:32pm
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I run them on my XR. It's just a trail bike but they seem to be a good bang for the buck.
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Tpog496 1/10/2015 5:43pm
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motor bike rider wrote:
Id get the aluminum/gold x ring combo if I were you. Its like $20 more expensive. That said Ive used them twice now amd have no...
Id get the aluminum/gold x ring combo if I were you. Its like $20 more expensive.

That said Ive used them twice now amd have no complaints. Chain gets adjusted like once every 6 rides (if that much). Best bang for your buck chain/sproket IMO
I'm here to say that i use renthal aluminium front and rear and have no complaints. They last just as long as stock...
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PTshox 1/10/2015 5:49pm
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I've used the primary drive stuff with very good results.
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Paw Paw 271 1/10/2015 5:54pm
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Great stuff on both of my 450f's.

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Chris_Vollmer 1/10/2015 5:57pm
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I run the aluminum one and it last longer than any Renthal one I've ever ran. I also run there xring chain. I herd from some people that vortex makes primary drive stuff. Only sprockets I'll buy now. I had 50 hrs on my last one with very little wear in the teath.. and they are only like 30 bucks or so
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354racing 1/10/2015 6:07pm
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Quallity is very good , run Primary Drive o ring chains and sprockets on everything from 250 2 stroke ,450 4 stroke ,450 atv's 250f. No problems and hold up fantastic including aluminum rear sprockets.

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