[JohnBoy]

AFAM, Renthal, Sprocket Specialists and ESJOT don't make a 44t rear sprocket in steel for the ST's.

Anyone know who does?

 

[bevel450]

I believe that SS will make a 44T sprocket for you based on previous discussions with them.

Also, the consensus here seems to be that either a 41 or 42 tooth setup provides the best combination. If the end ratio provided by a 44T is necessary, you may need to go with a smaller countershaft sprocket, and the largest SS catalog part.

But do telephone the SS people and ask them directly.

AFAM, Renthal, Sprocket Specialists and ESJOT don't make a 44t rear sprocket in steel for the ST's.

Anyone know who does?

 

[st2lemans]

Why do you want steel?

Aluminum will outlast the chain.

Tom

 

[NCRick]

Sprocket Specialist only make aluminum sprockets. The steel ones they sell are from Tiwan.

 

[Bill_Anderson]

AFAM, Renthal, Sprocket Specialists and ESJOT don't make a 44t rear sprocket in steel for the ST's.

Anyone know who does?

You did not state which ST model you have. I use a 42T rear sprocket on my 04-ST4s and it works great at cruising around 4,000-4,500 rpm in 6th gear at freeway speeds or 4,000 rpm in 1st gear at 25-30 mph in town.

 

[JohnBoy]

I have an '01 ST2 which was stock at 15/42. This was quite a bit too tall (as are most all of the stock ratios).

I went to a 14/42 which seemed just a tad too much. I want to go back to the 15t front and the next gear ratio down would be the 15/44, which IMHO would be the ideal ratio of my ST2.

Look like I'll go 15/43.

 

[st2lemans]

I use 14/43 on my ST2, which I find to be ideal.

Tom

 

[Bill_Anderson]

I have an '01 ST2 which was stock at 15/42. This was quite a bit too tall (as are most all of the stock ratios).

I had 14/41 on my 01-ST4 which worked out well.