yea the smaller you go in the back the more top speed you get, and larger the more acceleration. in the front the bigger the sprocket the higher the top speed.
I heard of some people that get aftermarket round house style swingarms and that lets em use honda sprockets and brake rotors. theres two advantages to this, you get more rear sprocket size choices and the brake rotor size is smaller so you get more ground clearance.
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86' honda 250R woods bike
fresh motor as of sept. 9th 08'
esr trx 5 pipe and silencer
38mm air stryker carb
stock cyl. with 68mm wiseco piston (86')
cr thin head gasket
180psi compression (stock head)
88' hot rods stock crank with spacer plate
vforce 3 reed valve
01 cr250 ignition system
+4 axle
13/38 gearing
durablue lowering strut
maier front and rear fenders
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