
Structural design features: The tooth profile of large displacement motorcycle sprockets is usually optimized and designed using involute tooth profiles or special tooth profiles with appropriate precision, such as circular arc tooth profiles. This design can mesh well with the chain, reduce the jumping and noise of the chain during transmission, and improve transmission efficiency and stability. For example, the sprocket profile of some high-performance and large displacement motorcycles will be customized according to different riding conditions and power output characteristics to achieve optimal transmission effects
Wheel hub structure: The wheel hub structure of large displacement sprockets is generally more sturdy to withstand the load caused by high torque and high speed. Some sprockets may adopt reinforced wheel hub designs to increase the thickness and strength of the hub, or use special spoke structures to improve overall rigidity and stability. At the same time, the design of the wheel hub will also consider the needs of heat dissipation and weight reduction, and reduce the temperature and weight of the sprocket through hollowing out, ventilation, and other methodsDifference from small displacement sprockets
Size and strength: Large displacement sprockets are usually larger in size and have thicker chain specifications, which can withstand large tensile and torque forces.
. For example, small displacement motorcycles commonly use 428 chains and smaller sprockets, while large displacement motorcycles often use 525 or 530 chains and corresponding larger sized sprocketsTransmission ratio selection: Large displacement motorcycle engines have high power and torque. In order to fully utilize the power, the selection of transmission ratio is different from that of small displacement motorcycles. Large displacement vehicles may adopt smaller transmission ratios to prevent excessive engine speed during high-speed driving, thereby reducing fuel consumption and noise, while also improving speed suitability performance; In order to achieve better acceleration performance with limited power, small displacement cars usually use larger transmission ratios
Maintenance and upkeep
Regular inspection: It is necessary to regularly check the wear of the sprocket, including the wear of the tooth profile and the tension of the chain.
. Generally, a comprehensive inspection should be conducted every 5000-10000 kilometers to check whether the sprocket teeth are worn or deformed, and whether there are significant changes in the pitch of the chain Lubrication and maintenance: Regularly lubricate the sprocket and chain, using one-on-one chain lubricant, and lubricate every 1000-2000 kilometers. When lubricating, it is necessary to ensure that the lubricating oil is evenly applied to all parts of the chain, especially the joints of the chain links and the tooth surfaces of the sprockets, to reduce friction and wear Cleaning work: After each ride, the sprocket and chain should be cleaned in a timely manner to remove impurities such as dust, dirt, and oil on the surface. Soft bristled brushes or damp cloths can be used for cleaning to avoid scratching the surface of the sprocket with overly sharp tools. For stubborn oil stains, specialized chain cleaners can be used for cleaning, but it is important to wipe them dry and apply lubricating oil promptly after cleaningClick to view the motorcycle model parameter table:
Chain type | number of teeth | ||
1 | Alpha | 420 | 36 |
2 | Alpha | 420 | 39 |
3 | Alpha | 420 | 41 |
4 | Alpha | 420 | 43 |
5 | Alpha | 420 | 46 |
6 | pit bike | 420 | 36 |
7 | pit bike | 420 | 39 |
8 | pit bike | 420 | 41 |
9 | pit bike | 420 | 43 |
10 | pit bike | 420 | 46 |
11 | pit bike | 428 | 36 |
12 | pit bike | 428 | 39 |
13 | pit bike | 428 | 41 |
14 | pit bike | 428 | 43 |
15 | pit bike | 428 | 46 |
16 | CG/CB | 520 | 36 |
17 | CG/CB | 520 | 39 |
18 | CG/CB | 520 | 41 |
19 | CG/CB | 520 | 43 |
20 | CG/CB | 520 | 46 |
21 | CG/CB | 520 | 49 |
22 | CG/CB | 525 | 39 |
23 | CG/CB | 525 | 41 |
24 | CG/CB | 525 | 43 |
25 | CG/CB | 530 | 39 |
26 | CG/CB | 530 | 41 |
27 | CG/CB | 530 | 43 |
28 | dirt bike | 520 | 36 |
29 | dirt bike | 520 | 39 |
30 | dirt bike | 520 | 41 |
31 | dirt bike | 520 | 43 |
32 | dirt bike | 520 | 46 |
33 | dirt bike | 520 | 49 |
34 | dirt bike | 525 | 41 |
35 | dirt bike | 530 | 41 |
36 | 139fmb | 420 | 13 |
37 | 139fmb | 420 | 14 |
38 | 139fmb | 420 | 15 |
39 | 139fmb | 420 | 16 |
40 | 139fmb | 420 | 17 |
41 | 139fmb | 428 | 13 |
42 | 139fmb | 428 | 14 |
43 | 139fmb | 428 | 15 |
44 | 139fmb | 428 | 16 |
45 | 139fmb | 428 | 17 |
46 | CG/CB | 428 | 13 |
47 | CG/CB | 428 | 14 |
48 | CG/CB | 428 | 15 |
49 | CG/CB | 428 | 16 |
50 | CG/CB | 428 | 17 |
51 | CG/CB | 428 | 18 |
52 | CG/CB | 428 | 19 |
53 | CG/CB | 520 | 12 |
54 | CG/CB | 520 | 13 |
55 | CG/CB | 520 | 14 |
56 | CG/CB | 520 | 15 |
57 | CG/CB | 520 | 16 |
58 | CG/CB | 520 | 17 |
59 | CG/CB | 520 | 18 |
60 | CG/CB | 520 | 19 |
61 | CG/CB | 520 | 13 |
62 | CG/CB | 525 | 14 |
63 | CG/CB | 525 | 16 |
64 | CG/CB | 525 | 18 |
65 | CG/CB | 530 | 13 |
66 | CG/CB | 530 | 14 |
67 | CG/CB | 530 | 16 |
68 | CG/CB | 530 | 18 |