[quote="gunter"]The one, who needs not to be named, provides you with lovely lightened (-40%) sprockets like [url=http://buell-m2.net/images/content/sprocket_large_ba.jpg][u]this[/u][/url]. No need to buy dubious parts from fleabay ...[/quote]

Well you´d have to name him for me.

The one you linked to is very nice, and I would rather have gone for that if I´d have had a choice, and the price was similar.
Others I have seen have a ludicrous price tag, and are covered in the makers logo.

I don´t think the one I bought is of dubious quality.
It is in fact very nice, and the hard anodising also seems to be of good quality.
Although the one I have bought has a steel ring pressed onto the outside as opposed to the solid one you linked to.

The only doubts I have is whether the alloy splines will hold out. As I said time will tell.
But then the one you linked to doesn´t have a steel inset for the splines, like the Freespirits pulleys for example.

I may be interested in a nice billet rear pulley when funds permit though, if you care to name the one who needs not to be named

Cheers,
Mick.

http://www.luckyhands.de/Kontakt.html
You will have to send your sprocket in for machining.

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So the one in your picture isn´t alloy?

Thanks for the link
But I don't speak German unfortunately.