Can you believe I limped it home on that!

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dynodave said:
Dispite the previous conflict,

I am back on topic with a tidbit...
1. " Made In England" sprocket easily cut with a hand file.
2. Side note FWIW: My spare sprocket, made by AFAM for one of those 3rd world bikes (Ducati), tested with my Ames hardness tester, showed 62RC just like the OEM Norton Motorcycle (factory) sprocket.

http://www.afam.com/html/product-catalogue/index.html

Dynodave,
Yes back on track.
It looks like johntioc / John Healy is just a one time poster and I am still waiting for his response to the discrepancy between the measurements with old stock OEM and current production.
Cheers,
Thomas
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dynodave said:
Dispite the previous conflict,

I am back on topic with a tidbit...
1. " Made In England" sprocket easily cut with a hand file.
2. Side note FWIW: My spare sprocket, made by AFAM for one of those 3rd world bikes (Ducati), tested with my Ames hardness tester, showed 62RC just like the OEM Norton Motorcycle (factory) sprocket.

http://www.afam.com/html/product-catalogue/index.html

Dave where did you source the AFAM sprockets?
 
Got the EMGO-Taiwan 21T norton sprocket in todays mail.
I just finished two tests and got 54RC and 56RC. So these seem to be more similar to OEM Norton factory...not meaning current andover norton.

AFAM/Ducati sprocket was bought soo long ago, maybe 10 years, so I don't remember... sorry
 
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