Triumphrat

03cruiser · 03-25-2006

Has anyone put the aluminum rear sprocket on their bike? I think it would look pretty cool (the black) but wonder about the strength of the aluminum. Any input here?

jojje1963 · 03-25-2006

Strong enough for my 180hp Bonnie, go for it.

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On 2006-03-25 07:13, 03cruiser wrote:
Has anyone put the aluminum rear sprocket on their bike? I think it would look pretty cool (the black) but wonder about the strength of the aluminum. Any input here?

Panthermark · 03-25-2006

I've heard that they wear really quick (from a dealer), but I think that he's think of a my bike being 150hp sport bike....with me doing wheelies all over the place.

Give the Titan Tough version a try....

sweatmachine · 03-25-2006

How's that bonnie turbo kit? Cost? difficulty of install? rideability? reliability?

Thanks

Bryan · 03-25-2006

I had one on my 750 and it worked just fine. I now have a stock one on it in order to keep it original.

ocman · 03-25-2006

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On 2006-03-25 07:13, 03cruiser wrote:
Has anyone put the aluminum rear sprocket on their bike? I think it would look pretty cool (the black) but wonder about the strength of the aluminum. Any input here?

I have a black one on order. I haven't heard of a problem with them. They're a couple pounds lighter too. Anything would be an improvement over the stock one!

jojje1963 · 03-26-2006

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On 2006-03-25 16:47, sweatmachine wrote:
How's that bonnie turbo kit? Cost? difficulty of install? rideability? reliability?

Thanks

I made my own kit, but I don't have any kits for sale, only complete bikes. Might come a kit in the future.
Boostisgood.com has one though, don't know much about it.
But at least I know that a Bonnie with 100-110hp at the wheel has no problems, and that 160hp at the wheel is hard on the bearings and clutch basket. For the road I would stick with 100hp, the torque is brutal