14 Tooth Front Drive Sprocket for Kawasaki KX60 KX 60 1990-2003
14 Tooth Front Drive Sprocket for Kawasaki KX60 KX 60 1990-2003
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14 Tooth Front Drive Sprocket for Kawasaki
This 14 tooth front drive sprocket is a direct replacement driveline component for Kawasaki KX60 models, delivering dependable power transfer from the countershaft to the rear wheel.
Overview
This front drive sprocket is a 14 tooth replacement engineered for Kawasaki KX60 machines. It transfers engine power from the countershaft to the rear wheel so the bike pulls cleanly out of corners. Riders maintaining a KX60 will find this front drive sprocket a straightforward swap that keeps the drivetrain running as intended.
Built For Performance
- 14 tooth count matched to the KX60 factory driveline layout
- Front countershaft mounting position for direct replacement fit
- Hardened steel construction for wear resistance under load
- Precision-cut teeth for smooth chain engagement
- Designed for 1990 to 2003 Kawasaki KX60 models
Fits These Machines
- for Kawasaki KX60 1990
- for Kawasaki KX60 1991
- for Kawasaki KX60 1992
- for Kawasaki KX60 1993
- for Kawasaki KX60 1994
- for Kawasaki KX60 1995
- for Kawasaki KX60 1996
- for Kawasaki KX60 1997
- for Kawasaki KX60 1998
- for Kawasaki KX60 1999
- for Kawasaki KX60 2000
- for Kawasaki KX60 2001
- for Kawasaki KX60 2002
- for Kawasaki KX60 2003
On-The-Job Use
- Routine drivetrain refresh on a KX60 minicycle
- Replacing a worn or hooked front sprocket
- Restoring the factory 14 tooth gearing ratio
- Track and trail riding where dependable chain drive matters
Specs At A Glance
| Part Type | Front Drive Sprocket |
| Tooth Count | 14 |
| Position | Countershaft / Front |
| Compatible Model | for Kawasaki KX60 |
| Year Range | 1990-2003 |
Good To Know
Q: How do I know a 14 tooth sprocket is right for my KX60? A: Match the tooth count to the sprocket currently on your countershaft or to the gearing you want to run. Tooth count directly changes acceleration and top speed characteristics.
Q: Should I replace the chain at the same time? A: Replacing the front sprocket alongside a worn chain and rear sprocket helps the whole drivetrain wear evenly. A new sprocket on a stretched chain can wear faster than expected.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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