What rear sprocket and front to use?

[NYdirtbike]

Hey guys i have a apollo 250cc dirt bike that i just got.
i would like to increase my torque. it came with a 41 tooth in rear.
What can i use for front and rear?
What after market parts can be used maybe honda ??

Thank you

[culcune]

I am fairly certain you could get XL185, say model year 1979 or 1980, rear sprockets based on most enduros people have bought in the US. I am not sure what Honda front sprocket, but it might be a XR200, which will bolt right in. I remember ordering a few for a 200cc enduro I have, off of Amazon. I am fairly certain your 229cc engine would use the exact same one since I believe your engine is made by Zongshen like my bike.

I am surprised someone changed the rear to that high for a dirt bike considering they all seem to come with 56 tooth stock. For bikes ridden on the street like my TMEC, a 56 is a little buzzy at 50 to 55 mph for comfort, but should be good for off-roading. Then again, what is your front sprocket?

[NYdirtbike]

Thank you for the response. my bike is the agb-36 apollo 250cc.
when I looked at the manuel that came with the bike it says the rear sprocket is a 530-58 37 tooth can that be possible?
I will be doing trail rides so I'm not really going need top end. I'm having trouble finding the sprockets and chain
Pls help
thank you

[culcune]

A more north American oriented site is chinariders.net Not trying to get rid of you here, but this site is far more international meaning there are probably few people familiar with your bike here. Both groups are great places, but chinariders.net is more active with people from US/Canada. Member 'humanbeing' lives in China and, like me, is a member at both sites. He is pretty good at tracking down parts and such via taobao which is kind of like the ebay/amazon of China if you had to get parts directly from China, but sprockets should be compatible with Honda XL185 for the rear and XR200 for the front. Don't worry about the internal parts numbers from the company in the manual. Several parts, like sprockets, are numerous for most every Chinese bike.