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I am just curious to know if this is a good pricelevel for following new parts:

Chain DID X GOLD 530 / 102 530VXG102
Sprocket front standard 16 JT 1053-16
Sprocket rear standard 41 Sunstar 5486-41

SETPRICE: € 127,50 incl shipping (that's around gbp 105,=)

I just ordered a ZVM-X chain and what ever stock size sprockets they send from there: http://www.leovince-hamburg.de/index.ph ... 45_223_350

So you pay around € 157,= incl shipping to finland for the same set if i am correct.

Oh yours is also the ZVM-X chain? Then apparently yes. I don't know much about these so I assumed the "VX" in your chain's type code meant the cheaper VX-chain... Where did you buy your set? I can maybe recommend it to somebody in need of a new chainkit. This set I already ordered should take me through at least 2015, hopefully through 2016 also so I won't remember the place when I need the next chain...

As you may have noticed, I'm new here. Just realized you're a retail sales guy. Damn I should have come here earlier... Oh well I will be in need of manual CCT:s some time during the winter and also my right hand side muffler connecting pipe has a crash damage to it. So hopefully we'll get to do business soon

Well i am using my contacts from racing and i do have a small
company, selfemployed, but i try more and more to get best prices
for VTR owners, i am lucky i can buy from official distributors directly and
save us all some money. Cant make a living out of it :-)
At least, that is not the intention

VTRdH wrote:I am just curious to know if this is a good pricelevel for following new parts:

Chain DID X GOLD 530 / 102 530VXG102
Sprocket front standard 16 JT 1053-16
Sprocket rear standard 41 Sunstar 5486-41

SETPRICE: € 127,50 incl shipping (that's around gbp 105,=)

I've been looking for a set with a good chain and a Supersprox rear sprocket, a bit lighter but mainly for the looks.
Steel outer on an ali inner, lightess where it helps and strong steel on the teeth.
Not bothered about the front, if I could be arsed I wouls drill the front for lightness. The balance on such a small diameter wouldn't be noticeable, so no precision pcd drilling needed, and it wouldn't affect the strength.
Anyone know of similar rear sprockets to Supersprox, or drilled fronts?
Preferably in a set with a decent chain!

Will have a look, think for front you will have to drill yourself