Is my bike outdated? '08 FZ-6!

[ready2goriding]

When my bike was new and in good mechanical shape, there were all kinds of sprocket kits out for it. Now it is 2 yrs old, has 23K miles, and I cannot find a sprocket kit to save my life? Am I missing something? I would like 15T c/s, 46T (stock) rear, and a darn chain to fit it all together! What am I missing? Help, please? doug

 

[FB400]

I think you want this... you get to pick and choose the sprocket sizes

Vortex Chain and Sprocket Kit - 520 Conversion Kit - Indysuperbikes

Good price too.

 

[Geoff]

Nah, just not lookin in the right spots. I have 04, and I find everything for it I ever need.

 

[ready2goriding]

I think you want this... you get to pick and choose the sprocket sizes

Vortex Chain and Sprocket Kit - 520 Conversion Kit - Indysuperbikes

Good price too.

Indysuperbikes was the link I could not remember! Thank you so much, and I promised to save it this time!

 

[ready2goriding]

Nah, just not lookin in the right spots. I have 04, and I find everything for it I ever need.

You are very correct! I can't believe that I forgot about the "Indy" site...
Bad Dug!

 

[Wavex]

Get steel sprockets...

 

[ready2goriding]

Get steel sprockets...

Thanks, David! I was just looking at the Vortex Kit. The front is steel, but it doesn't say on the rear. I'll dig a little deeper...

 

[afpreppie04]

Some of the ones out there have steel teeth for the durability but aluminum centers to save weight. I think Vortex makes them.

 

[VEGASRIDER]

Aluminum sprockets are worthless, the amount of weight you save is not worth it. They just don't last very long vs the steel sprocket.

 

[Bikebiz]

Some of the ones out there have steel teeth for the durability but aluminum centers to save weight. I think Vortex makes them.

Stealthsprox is what you're talking about - it's what I use. TBH the weight though is nearly identical to the stock steel sprocket.

PS Vortex rears are all aluminium