MV Agusta Sprocket / Wheelies

[BrisBrutale]

I am wanting to achieve more low down power to pull wheelies easier. I have a problem learning to wheelie at 85kmph which aparently is the ideal spot for my Brutale 750. I know I can clutch it up but would like to power up a bit easier. Is a change in sprocket the answer? If so which one, what size, who should do it and what are the downsides. thanks in advance for your help

Step 1, buy a Suzuki
Step 2, upgarde to a Kwaka
Step 3, just so easy now it doesn't need stating

:D

[Iceman]

Put a bigger sprocket on the back.

You will lose some top end speed and you fuel economy will suffer too.

[BrisBrutale]

Fuel Economy? What's that?

[kevkatana]

Try one tooth smaller front sprocket. Shitload easier to change.

1 tooth down on the front is equivalant to 3 teeth up on the rear(15/45 gearing) so either way should achieve the same result. i rode a Brutale 750 demo that Mad Mundy bought home from work when they 1st hit the showrooms.Nice bike but a bit under-powered and gear ratios were to close for my liking.Anyhow,.stiff shit. Welcome to ASF mate.