Not sure you'll fit a 16t up front without ditching the case saver, which I think would be a bad idea....
I got it directly from the source. They are a Austrailian out fit I believe. https://kushsprockets.3dcartstores.com/
I didn't mean to sound like a whiner in the above post (but I did). Anyway I see the shipping is 17$ so I ordered one. Can't wait!
I got my order in Saturday night and my sprocket was here from Hong Kong this afternoon (Tues). Amazing, only thing is the shipping turned out to be a bit more. The total was $123.56, but who's counting? If it holds up well there should be reduced wear in all of the drive train. I got it on and I really think the bike likes it. Feels smoother. Looks like a quality piece too.
I ordered one on Sunday and it arrived today. The shipping cost was only $17, DHL from Hong Kong. I will report back after I have had a chance to use it.
I tested the Kush sprocket today on my TE449 . The bike is noticeably smother on the pavement. The sprocket looks very well made. View attachment 30759 View attachment 30760
I tested the Kush sprocket today on my TE449 . The bike is noticeably smother on the pavement. The sprocket looks very well made
I have hard time finding information: I am about to get a TE630 and I am looking at the needed mods. Does the TE630 have a cush drive or not? If not, is there any aftermarket cush hubs options?
I didn't weigh them side by side but just picking them up there doesn't seem to be any sigificant difference.
The stock sprocket on the TE449 is all aluminum and the KUSH is about one half steel and so heaver. I also did not weigh them but I did not say dam that's heavy. The steel sprocket may last longer and every time I ride on the pavement I like the way it feels.