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14 Tooth Front Drive Sprocket for Suzuki DRZ400S DRZ400SM 2000-2014

14 Tooth Front Drive Sprocket for Suzuki DRZ400S DRZ400SM 2000-2014

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14 Tooth Front Drive Sprocket for Suzuki DRZ400S & DRZ400SM

This 14 tooth front drive sprocket for Suzuki DRZ400S and DRZ400SM models is the countershaft sprocket that engages the drive chain and sends engine power to the rear wheel on 2000 through 2014 machines.

Overview

This front drive sprocket for Suzuki DRZ400S and DRZ400SM is a 14 tooth sprocket made to replace the worn original on 2000 to 2014 models. The 14 tooth front sprocket for Suzuki DRZ400 alters the final drive ratio, changing how the bike pulls through the gears. Riders servicing a DRZ 400 will find this sprocket a straightforward fit for standard chain drive upkeep.

Built For Performance

  • 14 tooth count for a lower final drive ratio than the stock 15 tooth sprocket
  • Machined tooth profile for smooth, consistent chain engagement
  • Steel construction for durability under regular off-road and street use
  • Precision center bore and mounting pattern for a true fit on the countershaft
  • Direct replacement for the original front drive sprocket

Fits These Machines

  • for Suzuki DRZ400S, 2000-2014
  • for Suzuki DRZ400SM, 2000-2014
  • for Suzuki DRZ 400 models using a 14 tooth front sprocket

On-The-Job Use

  • Trail riding where quicker acceleration from lower gearing helps
  • Supermoto and street use on the DRZ400SM
  • Chain and sprocket replacement during routine drivetrain service
  • Tuning the final drive ratio to suit riding conditions

Specs At A Glance

Part Type Front Drive Sprocket
Tooth Count 14
Position Front (Countershaft)
Compatible Models Suzuki DRZ400S & DRZ400SM
Model Years 2000-2014

Good To Know

Q: What does changing to a 14 tooth front sprocket do? A: A smaller front sprocket lowers the final drive ratio, which improves acceleration and low-speed control while reducing top speed slightly. It is a common change for riders who want more punch in the dirt.

Q: Will the stock chain length still work with this sprocket? A: In most cases the original chain and adjuster range can accommodate a one tooth change at the front. Check chain slack and rear wheel adjustment after installation.

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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