How many teeth are on the cog (rear) and chain ring (front)?
56057
The cog has 16 teeth and the chainring has 48 teeth. Regrettably, this means the back tire has just one skid patch.
25939
There are two versions, as shown is works with any chainring bolts because the threaded side of the set is part of the chain ring. Last years version you needed the Origin 8 single chain ring version, they are shorter and not made to hold 2 chain rings. These chain rings have tall teeth and wide narrow teeth, they are made to convert your bike to 1 by 9, 10 or 11. These are not made to work with a front derailleur.
1649975
the biggest is 48 teeth. But it did not work well on my bicycle. I had to reorder FD-Z 204 used one on Ebay about $20. good luck.
461525
If I understand the question correctly, yes. The larger numbers of teeth on the largest cog are useful for maximizing the torque you apply to the rear wheel from a given amount of crank torque, and that's useful mostly for going up hills. I installed the largest size on my road bike this spring because I had some rides scheduled in hilly terrain (particularly, the Redbud Ride). That said, a nice low "granny gear" can be pretty convenient for any sort of riding on any kind of bicycle, I think. Good luck!
1219766
3.5 qtrs for the gearbox .8 qrts for the rear diff. I bought 5 qrts to have one to top off as needed
2274639
the rear wheel, chain, and crank is on the frame. easy to finish it off. took me about 20 minutes. attach handlebar to neck, insert neck into front fork, put seat and seat post into frame, put on front wheel, put on peddles...DONE!!!
1613418
Chain alone- 29". I also measured from the edge of the leather to the tip of the clasp- 33". One 45lb/20kg plate is OK, additional plates make for a tight fit and care is required when unhooking them.
803891
No, just one, the ring attached to the crank. The first number in the listing is the bolt circle diameter, and the second is the number of teeth on the chainring. In your example, the first number is the number of teeth on the front chainring (54), and the second is the number of teeth at the sprocket on the rear axle (14.)
677564
Number of teeth: 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24 and 34. The larger sprokets are riveted to the smaller ones.
1710873
The chain I received had 66 drive lengths. The chain model number matches the title "33 RS3 66" Part number 3624 005 0066. The textual description is a typo.
1240156
It should work overall -- except when on the large front chain ring and on the 36 rear, there may not be enough chain to make that large of a route. I assume the next ring down from the 36 may be a 32? Also, I don't think you will ever need to be on the large front chainring and the large 36 rear cog at the same time -- as other combinations will work instead.
424323
Lengths of the skewers and stem lock below: Front - 120mm Rear - 155mm Stem - 29mm
1035514
The numbers and information should be stamped on the side of the bar just ahead of the sprocket cover. Search on Stihl USA and their website has the info you need.http://www.stihlusa.com/information/how-to-guides/saw-chain-identification/
2285146
Yes, 117013 are for rear. 117012 are for front. Well worth it. Turned my russtler into an awesome off road beast. Does raise the cg so car will roll easier but still the way to go
754651
there's a 17 tooth freewheel for a 1/2 inch chain and a 17 tooth freewheel for 3/32 inch chains, typically the 1/2 inch chain is for true single speeds and BMX bikes, 3/32 inch chain is typically used for 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 gog freewheels, multi speed bikes. A 17 tooth freewheel for a 3/32 inch chain would usually be used for multi-speed to single speed conversions. If you use a 3/32 inch chain just make sure your crankset gear and freewheel are 3/32 inch compatible.
1038550
spokes inside are teeth.there are twelve teeth in the spline.twelve teeth makes it easier to get on a bolt in tight area.
401707
No front gears. REAR: Freewheel: 7 Cogs "DNP "Slick Shift System" (14T Smallest to 28T Largest) I hope this info answers your question.