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28-01-2004, 15:05
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Azusa makes 11" off the shelf...
If you follow the thread about "Who Needs Large Aluminum Sprockets?", you will see that I think that Azusa is a good source.
I don't think they make #35 sprockets 12 inches in diameter, but they are close. They make 94T sprockets which have a pitch diameter of a little more than 11 inches. Hope this helps. Joe J. |
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