fr1234
New Member
Took my my 17 DCT (~26k miles) to the garage for a chain and sprocket replacement last week and my speedo is now over reading 15%-20% (suspicions roused while I was riding along the motorway yesterday at 80/85 and getting passed a lot more than usual - glanced at the speedo over cars beside me to confirm and then double confirmed by using Waze speedo).
I've counted the teeth on the new rear sprocket this morning and it's got 41 - not been able to get in to see the front sprocket yet. What size should they be? I've seen both 43 and 39 described for the rear.
I've had it replaced once before but provided my own sprockets and chain that time - DID, bought on ebay, but no mention in my order history of the number of teeth, just that it was compatible with my bike and I didn't count or record this anywhere - this change, I had the garage order the parts.
Going to call the garage this morning to arrange getting it sorted but it might be a week or so before I can get the bike in as I live in the middle of nowhere, the garage is 30 minutes away and I've work all week.
Presumably it won't cause any damage and will just affect the speedo and the DCT gear ranges?
(@mods: apologies, I posted this in the nc700 technical forum by mistake so reposted here. Please feel free to kill the other thread)
I've counted the teeth on the new rear sprocket this morning and it's got 41 - not been able to get in to see the front sprocket yet. What size should they be? I've seen both 43 and 39 described for the rear.
I've had it replaced once before but provided my own sprockets and chain that time - DID, bought on ebay, but no mention in my order history of the number of teeth, just that it was compatible with my bike and I didn't count or record this anywhere - this change, I had the garage order the parts.
Going to call the garage this morning to arrange getting it sorted but it might be a week or so before I can get the bike in as I live in the middle of nowhere, the garage is 30 minutes away and I've work all week.
Presumably it won't cause any damage and will just affect the speedo and the DCT gear ranges?
(@mods: apologies, I posted this in the nc700 technical forum by mistake so reposted here. Please feel free to kill the other thread)