Quicker acceleration
A larger rear or smaller front sprocket improves drive out of corners, with less top-speed potential.
BRAAP FACTORY / GARAGE TOOLS
Compare sprocket setups, see the change in final-drive ratio, and estimate the chain length you need—all in one place.
SETUP COMPARISON
Enter the bike’s stock setup and chain length. We’ll calculate the gearing change and recommend an even chain-link count.
Enter the stock front and rear sprocket tooth counts to compare setups.
A larger rear or smaller front sprocket improves drive out of corners, with less top-speed potential.
A smaller rear or larger front sprocket stretches each gear, with a softer hit off the bottom.
The estimate accounts for tooth-count and swingarm changes, then rounds up to an even link count.
Ratio comparisons and chain-length recommendations are estimates. Final fit can vary with axle position, suspension geometry, tire size, and adjuster range. Always verify fitment before removing links or riding.
