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Posted by: oldmn

hey guys has anyone changed the front sprocket? if so what size and where you got it? oh outlaw 525?

Posted by: Outlaw 50

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Posted by: smokinwrench

I changed mine up to a 15 tooth. I will never change it back to the 14 tooth front sprocket, it runs way to good with this gearing. Mine was ordered from a dealer, I think you can get them from Rocky Mtn atv also just order one for a 525 dirtbike.

Posted by: 525 Outlaw Dude

when you say you will never go back, because it runs so much better. whats better about it and for shear the KTM525 15 tooth sprocket will fit the outlaw 525

Posted by: LT250_JOE

HOW WELL DOES IT PULL 5TH GEAR IN LOOSE TERRAIN(SAND/DIRT)?

HOW DOES IT FARE IN SLOW SPEED WOODS RIDING?

I SOMETIMES FEEL THE NEED FOR AN EXTRA GEAR ON TOP END, BUT IN VERY VERY TIGHT WOODS RIDING 1ST GEAR SEEMS A TAD TALL.

Posted by: smokinwrench

It pulls 5th perfect with the 15 tooth in sandy conditions, I am 100% postive I could pull a 16 tooth.

I don't ride hardly any super tight trails but it does seem a tad tall when I get into some really tough slow riding but not enough that I would change back to a 14 tooth.

Posted by: LT250_JOE

WAS STOCK CHAIN LONG ENOUGH TO ACCOMODATE 15T?

I ASSUME IT IS, BUT I THINK I'M GONNA ORDER AT A WHOPPING $8.99 FROM ROCKY MNTN ATV IF NO CHAIN NEEDED.

Posted by: curley

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Originally posted by LT250_JOE
WAS STOCK CHAIN LONG ENOUGH TO ACCOMODATE 15T?

I ASSUME IT IS, BUT I THINK I'M GONNA ORDER AT A WHOPPING $8.99 FROM ROCKY MNTN ATV IF NO CHAIN NEEDED.

Stock chain works fine for a 15T, but that's it!!

Posted by: bsieren

This is a question for those of you using a 15 thooth front. How does it do in trail riding and such. I could definitely use it in the sand at Little Sahara, OK and places like that, but I am curious about it in the trails. Any info is good. Thanks.