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Looking for advice on the best online retailer for a 530 chain and sprocket set for my 78 GS750. Your help is appreciated. Thanks.
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I thought this looked like a good option: http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item...obalID=EBAY-US . What do you guys think? -
Z1 is a great place to get your conversion.
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Seconded. And they know what they sell, so you can call them up with questions about the conversion.Originally posted by zuzu View PostComment
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I did the Z1 conversion JT sprockets - 18 front, 49 rear. But some mess with the ratios for quicker acceleration or longer legs.-Mal
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I did my conversion with ebay... Loads cheaper. Just type in GS750 530 chain and voila your there. You may need a spacer but it's not rocket science, just makes sure the chain is 100% straight on from front to back... I also found Bandits 1200 sprockets fit the rear and the front do to (If I recall correctly)... 530 is the way to go. Do some research, and youll rock a new 530 chain with ease. If you plan on owning the bike for awhile I strongly recommend a high tensile X-ring EK or DID chain... They last longer then any Ebay O-ring cheapo.
My 2 cents and experience.
Good luck!Last edited by Jedz123; 07-02-2015, 07:18 AM.Jedz Moto
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What year(s)Bandit 1200 sprockets fit? Im wanting to run a light weight setup. ThxLast edited by Guest; 07-02-2015, 10:31 AM.Comment
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Z1 Rocks!
I recommend Z1. Purchased my 530 conversion but ran into a problem in MrBill's shop...no impact gun...bent a tire iron trying. Anyway, here's some photos of the goods...post 193:Originally posted by Gbrown View Post
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