Anyone using Titanium Sprockets?

[t-homo]

Originally Posted by PiZdETS

My sprockets made out of paper mache. It's so light my bike power wheelies in seventh.

Pretty durable too? I might look at fabbin one up if I get a chance.

[PiZdETS]

Originally Posted by t-rock

Pretty durable too? I might look at fabbin one up if I get a chance.

Dude shit yeah. This japanese guy that made it for me made it look like a swan in the middle and it only has to be rebuilt every couple miles.
It's JDM AND lightweight.

Originally Posted by Shift

I hate you guys. With the exception of T-rock not one person actually attempted to answer my question. I never said I was getting them for the weight I said I wanted any first hand experience on if they really last like their suppose to so that would be one less thing to maintain throughout the year.

I'm not sure you're taking the internet seriously enough man, you should make more of an effort to get angry on motorcycle forums.

also- did you try google?
several threads on them. here and here

[Amber Lamps]

Ebbs is right,I run the Ti sprockets and am very happy with them. They save A LOT of unsprung weight and they last forever. I had 40,000 miles on my '03 and the teeth still looked like new. I haven't noticed any unusual chain wear but I'm very meticulous when it comes to lining up my chain/sprockets. Besides,I've never seen a chain "wear out" but only "stretch out" if you know what I mean. I got the tri-metal sprockets and a top of the line chain for under $200 direct from supersprox. If you call them,they will be happy to help you with any re-gearing you may want to do. Oh and like Ebbs said,they have a lifetime warranty.

Ha maybe I'll get some credit on your next fucking blog....try and help these kids and what do you get.....

[Mr Lefty]

under $200? thought the sprocket itself was over $200

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by Ebbs15

under $200? thought the sprocket itself was over $200

Nope. The most expensive sprocket offered is the full Ti II sprocket which retails for $169,followed by the Ti I sprocket for $139 and lastly,the Tri metal goes for $129 retail. They also offer Ti chain if you are crazy about saving weight! They had a special for $79 rear only or a kit for $200,I think... BTW Sidewinder doesn't sell too many Tri-metal sprockets anymore and they are marketed by Supersprox now. I was lucky enough to get another Ti tri-metal sprocket after letting my old one go with my '03 GSXR (like an idiot!).

[JARVIS518]

they only have one size available for my RR for a 520

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by JARVIS518

they only have one size available for my RR for a 520

try http://sidewindersprockets.com/titanium_sprockets.html

unless that is who you tried first,then try..

http://www.supersproxusa.com/

Superprox uses a hardened steel instead of Ti now to cut costs...

[Mr Lefty]

Originally Posted by TIGGER

Nope. The most expensive sprocket offered is the full Ti II sprocket which retails for $169,followed by the Ti I sprocket for $139 and lastly,the Tri metal goes for $129 retail. They also offer Ti chain if you are crazy about saving weight! They had a special for $79 rear only or a kit for $200,I think... BTW Sidewinder doesn't sell too many Tri-metal sprockets anymore and they are marketed by Supersprox now. I was lucky enough to get another Ti tri-metal sprocket after letting my old one go with my '03 GSXR (like an idiot!).

intresting... wouldn't mind picking one up... but need to buy a bike first

Originally Posted by JARVIS518

they only have one size available for my RR for a 520

tooth count you mean? or they only make a 520