The Primary Drive brand of chains and sprockets are a good solid chain at very reasonable price. You can get them at Rocky Mountain ATV.
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When I replace my cahin I am thinking of getting a 47 tooth rear sprocket. And both a 13 tooth and 14 tooth front sprocket. This will let me have lower gearing off road with the 13 t front. But I can have close to stock gearing with teh 14t front on there for long hiwghway miles. Plus , I read in here somewhere the larger sprocket set up should allow you to avoid damage to the the swing arm and slider that some folks have been experiencing. You will need a longer chain with the larger sprocket. I think maybe 112 link instead of 108 link that is stock. I will need to make sure that 112 is ok for both the front sprockets though. Ifr anyone has tried this set up I would appreciate a post to let us know how it has worked out.