SHURIKEN TK1739R71

Q: Do I need to change the chain when installing the oversize pulley?

A: While it may require two extra chain links on average, we recommend initially keeping the original chain length. Once the pulley is installed, carefully try all gears and determine if it's necessary to add extra chain links or use a completely new chain.

Q: How should I maintain the Shuriken Oversize Pulley?

A: We recommend disassembling the Shuriken oversized pulley system, opening the seal, and regreasing the bearings every 2,000km. Consider more frequent maintenance intervals when riding in rainy or muddy conditions

Q: Most alloy pulleys are noisy. How does TOKEN overcome the noise issue?

A: Chain noise primarily originates from the bottom pulley, where the chain enters at various angles. The Shuriken's 19T bottom pulley is designed for exceptionally smooth operation and is as quiet as a plastic pulley.

Q: Would it affect the shifting performance?

A: No. With slight adjustments, the Shuriken oversized pulley system consistently delivers perfect shifts.

Q: Why do some of the TOKEN Shuriken models have the largest pulleys in the market, while others don’t?

A: We understand that larger pulleys experience lower drag due to slower rotation. However, the top pulley has structural limitations. Derailleur designs vary, and each derailleur has a different maximum top pulley size it can accommodate. We believe that sacrificing shifting performance for marginal gains in pulley size isn't worthwhile. Pulley size is just one factor – bearing technology, pulley tooth profile, and surface treatment are equally important. All Shuriken models are designed not only for efficiency but also for optimal shifting performance and easy adjustment.