14 Tooth Front Drive Sprocket for Kawasaki KX85 KX 85 2001-2021
14 Tooth Front Drive Sprocket for Kawasaki KX85 KX 85 2001-2021
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Front Drive Sprocket for Kawasaki
This 14 tooth front drive sprocket fits Kawasaki KX85 models from 2001 through 2021, transferring engine power to the rear wheel through the chain drive.
Overview
This 14 tooth front drive sprocket is a direct replacement for the countershaft sprocket on Kawasaki KX85 dirt bikes. The front drive sprocket mounts to the transmission output shaft and engages the drive chain to deliver power to the rear wheel. Riders and mechanics replacing a worn or damaged front drive sprocket on a KX85 will find this part suited to the task.
Built For Performance
- 14 tooth count matched to the KX85 drivetrain
- Steel construction for wear resistance under chain load
- Machined spline bore for a precise fit on the countershaft
- Designed to mesh cleanly with standard 428 pitch chain
- Direct replacement for the stock front sprocket position
Fits These Machines
- for Kawasaki KX85 2001
- for Kawasaki KX85 2002
- for Kawasaki KX85 2003
- for Kawasaki KX85 2004
- for Kawasaki KX85 2005
- for Kawasaki KX85 2006
- for Kawasaki KX85 2007
- for Kawasaki KX85 2008
- for Kawasaki KX85 2009
- for Kawasaki KX85 2010
- for Kawasaki KX85 2011
- for Kawasaki KX85 2012
- for Kawasaki KX85 2013
- for Kawasaki KX85 2014
- for Kawasaki KX85 2015
- for Kawasaki KX85 2016
- for Kawasaki KX85 2017
- for Kawasaki KX85 2018
- for Kawasaki KX85 2019
- for Kawasaki KX85 2020
- for Kawasaki KX85 2021
On-The-Job Use
- Motocross and off-road riding on KX85 machines
- Trail riding where chain and sprocket wear is routine
- Track day maintenance and drivetrain refresh
- Gear ratio tuning for different riding conditions
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | KX85 |
| Tooth Count | 14 |
| Position | Front |
| Compatible Models | KX85 2001-2021 |
Good To Know
Q: How do I know if my front sprocket needs replacing? A: Worn or hooked teeth, a loose chain that will not stay adjusted, and uneven chain wear are common signs a front sprocket is due for replacement. Inspect the teeth for rounding or sharpening before each chain service.
Q: Does the tooth count affect how the bike rides? A: A 14 tooth front sprocket changes the final drive ratio compared to other tooth counts, which affects acceleration and top speed. Confirm the tooth count matches the gearing you want before ordering.
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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