14 Tooth Front Drive Sprocket for Suzuki SP200 1986-1989 SP 200
14 Tooth Front Drive Sprocket for Suzuki SP200 1986-1989 SP 200
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14 Tooth Front Drive Sprocket for Suzuki SP200
This 14 tooth front drive sprocket is a direct replacement drivetrain component for the Suzuki SP200, manufactured to OEM 27511-44020 specifications for a precise fit and reliable power transfer to the rear wheel.
Overview
This 14 tooth front drive sprocket is built for riders who need a dependable replacement for worn or damaged drivetrain parts on their Suzuki SP200. As a front drive sprocket, it transfers engine power through the chain to the rear wheel, keeping acceleration smooth and consistent on every ride. Riders who maintain their own machines will find this sprocket a straightforward drop-in replacement for the 1986 through 1989 SP200.
Built For Performance
- 14 tooth count matched to the Suzuki SP200 drivetrain for correct gearing
- Machined from hardened steel for long wear life under load
- Precision cut splines for a tight, wobble-free fit on the countershaft
- OEM cross reference 27511-44020 for confident part matching
- Factory tooth profile for smooth chain engagement and reduced noise
Fits These Machines
- for Suzuki SP200 1986
- for Suzuki SP200 1987
- for Suzuki SP200 1988
- for Suzuki SP200 1989
On-The-Job Use
- Routine drivetrain refresh when the stock sprocket shows hooked or worn teeth
- Trail and dirt road riding where consistent torque delivery matters
- Chain and sprocket set replacement to keep wear even across the drivetrain
- Restoring a classic SP200 to reliable running condition
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 27511-44020 |
| Tooth Count | 14 |
| Position | Front |
| Material | Hardened steel |
| Compatible Years | 1986-1989 |
Good To Know
Q: How often should a front sprocket be replaced? A: Most front sprockets wear out within 10,000 to 15,000 miles, sooner if the chain is run loose or dry. Replacing the sprocket and chain together helps both last longer.
Q: Does changing tooth count affect gearing? A: Yes, a lower tooth count increases acceleration and lowers top speed, while a higher count does the opposite. This 14 tooth sprocket matches the original SP200 gearing.
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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