R5 rescued and ready for transformation - no rules restomod

[RDryan]

Totally off topic but that's good info to know about Rebel Gears. Eleven years ago I bought my used/new to me GSXR100 and it came with a set of Marvic Magnesium wheels on it rather than the stock ones. Well the sprocket was an all aluminum one from Sprocket Specialist and after several thousand miles of street riding it wore out pretty in quite gnarly fashion. I got lucky and found a SuperSprox brand sprocket on Ebay and of course I should've gotten an extra at the time. Not that there's anything wrong with the present one on the bike or the one it came with. I mean Sprocket Specialist are a good reputable source but I did try to contact them albeit just by phone and couldn't reach em. Again just good to know of other sources out there. Special wheels with special bolt pattern...jeesh and I actually need a rear brake rotor for that wheel as mine is cupped on the edge and grooved in the middle. Not sure if it uses the stock bolt pattern for the rotors but I'm guessing not.

[SmokeAddicted]

I had a similar experience with Sprocket Specialists. Try them via email. He seemed to be more responsive over email vs calling.  They will not do anything for a front sprocket, but seemed to be open to manufacturing a rear sprocket.

I'm fairly sure the 636 sprocket requires a small bit of recess machine work in order the thread the countershaft nut.

I ordered a front sprocket from a guy in Germany. I paid a lot for it, but it's top notch quality.