Re:rear sprockets

wildbill

Joined Dec 2002

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western NC

Discussion Starter
• Oct 26, 2004

• #1

In a related thread about front sprockets it was mentioned that Husky front sprockets{2 stroke and 4 stroke w/spacer}will interchange with a Husaberg.My question is what will interchange with the rear sprocket?Very useful information a need to know. Thanks

 

JoeUSA

Joined Jun 2001

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Pasadena Ca.

• Oct 26, 2004

• #2

Bill,

Try Sprocket Specialists,

http://www.sprocketspecialists.com/html/husaberg.shtml

I use their sprockets.

Joe

 

wildbill

Joined Dec 2002

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western NC

Discussion Starter
• Oct 26, 2004

• #3

Thanks,it is always a good idea to know ahead of time.Looks like a good outfit.Thanks again. :idea:

 

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t-jet-tim

Joined Jan 2004

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USA

• Oct 26, 2004

• #4

My 02 looks like it will take a standard
KTM rear sprocket.

 

JoeUSA

Joined Jun 2001

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Pasadena Ca.

• Oct 26, 2004

• #5

Guys,

The 2000 and later Bergs will take the KTM rear sprockets. I use the 'Ironman' rear steel sprocket, but since they do not make a front for the Berg, I use 'Sprocket Specialists' fronts.

http://www.onoffroad.com/Merchant2/merc ... -SPROCKETS

They last near forever!

Joe

 

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70marlin

Joined Sep 2003

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02FX470E with fe light Kit. USA, MI

• Oct 27, 2004

• #6

I use the side winder tri metal sprocket system. so far so good.Side winder sprockets tri metal system

 

wildbill

Joined Dec 2002

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western NC

Discussion Starter
• Oct 27, 2004

• #7

Thanks for the replies.I own a 96 FE501 Husaberg and I can order rear sprockets from either of the ones on previous posts but what if I have to have one right then.What would I have to do :?: It can happen,proably not in my case :wink: Thanks for letting me be a worry wart :lol: .

 

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t-jet-tim

Joined Jan 2004

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USA

• Oct 27, 2004

• #8

If you are worried order a spare set
now.Extra clutch levers etc.are a good
thing to keep hanging on the garage wall.

 

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70marlin

Joined Sep 2003

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02FX470E with fe light Kit. USA, MI

• Oct 28, 2004

• #9

If I was in a bind, for my 02 I'd go to a KTM dealer and get a rear sprocket for a 400, 520 RFS bike. Most of my riding friends are on orange bikes. There rear hubs look to be same as my 02 470. I feel if you do good maintenance on your bike you'll never be in to position of needing an emergence rear sprocket! The modern sprocket technology has came so far, unless you’re a total Iron man you'll never break one etc. (sidewinder, Iron man,) With the power of these berg’s I feel you should keep a closer eye on the front sprocket.

 

wildbill

Joined Dec 2002

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western NC

Discussion Starter
• Oct 28, 2004

• #10

Thanks for the advice.Don`t worry I watch my chain and sprockets like I do the rest of my bike like a hawk .Thanks again and take care.

 

ajt

Joined Sep 2004

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Reno, NV

• Oct 28, 2004

• #11

Ironman sprockets are the only way to go, I have one that has over 6000 miles on it just starting to show wear. But since these are not case hardened, but hardened all the way through it will probably make it another 6000miles befor it is even close to hooked. It has approx .5mm wear.
Bad news is I don't think they will fit a 96.

 

wildbill

Joined Dec 2002

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western NC

Discussion Starter
• Oct 29, 2004

• #12

I downloaded a catalog from sprocket specialists and I think that has things covered for me.Thanks JoeUSA for the link that was what I was looking for.Thanks to this website I can go to a shop where I get parts{sometimes}I discover that I know more about the part and the bike than they do. :lol: and 8O for them.One of these days I might upgrade but for now everything is just fine for me.Just snailing along :wink: .Thanks and take care.