New Zongshen RX3 (ZS250GY-3) Dual Sport

katflap · 03-02-2015, 02:32 PM

Just wanted to say regarding my rear sprocket post. The focus was meant to be about the JT sprocket fitting the bike.

I didn't mean to create concern about the quality of the bike or the sprocket.

I was quite happy riding the bike with the original sprocket and would be still if I put it back on .

I'm not a bike mechanic so what I think is too much difference between tight and slack spots on a chain maybe totally acceptable to professionals and others. And the same for tolerances in sprocket manufacture

Thillskier - i'm a bit short of time at the moment but I will reply to your PM soon

03-02-2015, 02:32 PM	#10
katflap Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: England Posts: 382	Just wanted to say regarding my rear sprocket post. The focus was meant to be about the JT sprocket fitting the bike. I didn't mean to create concern about the quality of the bike or the sprocket. I was quite happy riding the bike with the original sprocket and would be still if I put it back on . I'm not a bike mechanic so what I think is too much difference between tight and slack spots on a chain maybe totally acceptable to professionals and others. And the same for tolerances in sprocket manufacture Thillskier - i'm a bit short of time at the moment but I will reply to your PM soon
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