Hey guys, I was just curious to see if anyone has had any experience with Supersprox? I recently got a job there so of course I get some kind of discount on sprockets, but I'm wondering just how good they are. I'd like to figure out a little more before I just start swaping parts and throwing money at my bike.
My brother's got one on his KTM Duke (supermoto bike) and I plan on getting one in the spring for my 636. I hear good things and they offer a lifetime warranty of sorts...there are exceptions but I remember being impressed when I read about the warranty.
So...you can get a discount, eh? Could you hook a brother up?
haha I don't want to get in trouble or anything, I know how most forums require dealer accounts and are pretty strict about it.
I will say this: yes, there is a guarantee with every sprocket, and a lifetime is also available (which on a street bike is almost impossible to void).
Thanks for the input Anyone else have any experience with them?
A friend of mine switched over after an aluminum one and he drank the kool-aid smoked the crack or what ever cuse he loves it
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The Supersprox is the best of both worlds-aluminum carrier with a hardened steel outer ring. Lighter than full steel and lasts longer than aluminum. I believe they even offer a limited lifetime warranty if you purchase one of their chain-and-sprockets kits. I have been running one for over a year and expect it will last as long as the chain-25-30K miles at which point you have to change out everything anyway.
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