44 tooth sprocket for zong sierra 200

[davidsonsgccc]

do any of the zong owners out there know if the tw 200 yamaha rear sprocket is compatable with the sierra.

i appreciate any input and if this was discussed in another thread already i apologize for asking a old question.

thanks shawn

[DesertRider]

I have no idea ?

[SpudRider]

Originally Posted by davidsonsgccc

do any of the zong owners out there know if the tw 200 yamaha rear sprocket is compatable with the sierra.

i appreciate any input and if this was discussed in another thread already i apologize for asking a old question.

thanks shawn

No, the TW200 rear sprocket is not compatible with the Zongshen rear hub. To the best of my knowledge, only the 46-tooth rear sprocket from Zongshen America fits the Sierra 200GY-2 rear hub. However, you do have a very good selection of countershaft sprockets to choose from.

http://www.chinariders.net/modules.p...light=sprocket

Spud

[davidsonsgccc]

thank you spud for your wonderful info. i figured the tire diameter for my bike and found out that the zong rear tire is about an inch shorter it was like 24.4 something and the the tw was 25.3 something i cant remember the exact numbers now. anyways i had thought i might could get away with a 44 tooth but i guess i will likely try the 14tooth countershaft sprocket if i make the switch. i was really wanting to lower my rpms at 65mph but i may be expecting to much thanks again.
shawn

[SpudRider]

Originally Posted by davidsonsgccc

thank you spud for your wonderful info. i figured the tire diameter for my bike and found out that the zong rear tire is about an inch shorter it was like 24.4 something and the the tw was 25.3 something i cant remember the exact numbers now. anyways i had thought i might could get away with a 44 tooth but i guess i will likely try the 14tooth countershaft sprocket if i make the switch. i was really wanting to lower my rpms at 65mph but i may be expecting to much thanks again.
shawn

You are very welcome, Shawn. The 14-tooth countershaft sprocket will work well for you; it will definitely help you to hold your speed going uphill and against headwinds. If you travel primarily on the street, the 14-tooth countershaft sprocket works very well with the Zong's 46-tooth rear sprocket. I like the 13-tooth sprocket even better. You only lose a few mph on the top speed end, and it really pulls a lot better uphill, against the wind, and out of the gate at traffic lights!

Spud