Looking for 530 sprocket and hub for 1" axle
 

I honestly don't post in here as much as I should, but I'm starting to gather the parts needed for a buggy / kart build.

This is going to be something like a go-kart / mini-buggy. I already have the following:

1. '87 Suzuki GSXR 750 motor (complete)
2. Parts scavenged off old go-kart:

• 36" wide x 1" axle
• wheels and tires (want to go bigger though, up to 18" tall tires)
• Butterfly Steering wheel
• Front bake calipers from above Suzuki

Right now I'm working with the engine / axle combination. I want to get that set before building the rest. The rest should be easy.

I'm looking for a 530 hub and sprocket for the 1" axle. While I'm at it, I'm also looking for a hub and disc brake. One where I can use the hydraulic calipers I have scavenged.

I'm taking a look at hydraulic pedals this weekend and other odds and ends.

Where could I find a good heavy duty sprocket and hub? I want something around 35 - 40 teeth to give me enough low end grunt. I'm not looking for a speed demon. I've entered those numbers into the calculator and that's about right.

I've searched high and low and haven't anything I liked yet. Most stuff looks cheap and easily broken.

Thanks!

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I think I may have looked there a couple of times. That place has so much stuff it takes forever to sift through it all.

In my cat.the number you need is1-2124-40e.This is 50pitch with 40 teeth and a 1"bore.They will send you a cat.free.You are right they have a lot of stuff.

Thanks! Seems like that would do the job.

From what I understand #50 is the same as 530 chain.

I ordered a print catalog and I also downloaded the catalog as well.

They have some pneumatic stuff that I could use for another project.

You are welcome.I have been thinking about a cb550-4 build.Don't know if now or latter.

Interesting you mention that. I also have a CB400T that I got running. Seems like a good motor for a build. Or, I can just restore the old bike and make it a cafe racer. One of the two.

And yes they are the same.I have used it before.Also used there chain.Their double chain is also good.

They are selling fare at this time.My cuz.in Houston has a badass 750 he is working on now.Ck my album of the three wheel with the old 350-4

That is a cool trike!

I almost scored an '81 CB750 DOHC for about 500 bucks, but it was snatched before I can get to it. I keep checking Craigslist for stuff like that.

Okay, so now that I found a sprocket. Now I need a disc brake or two. I plan to use the calipers that I got off the suzuki.

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