15 Tooth Front Sprocket for Kawasaki KD175 1976 1977 1978 1979 KD 175
15 Tooth Front Sprocket for Kawasaki KD175 1976 1977 1978 1979 KD 175
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15 Tooth Front Sprocket for Kawasaki KD175
This 15 tooth front sprocket is a direct replacement drive component for the Kawasaki KD175, transferring engine power to the rear wheel through the chain so the bike pulls cleanly through every gear.
Overview
This 15 tooth front sprocket for Kawasaki KD175 is a countershaft drive sprocket that meshes with the chain to deliver engine torque to the rear wheel. It is built as a stock-fit replacement for riders maintaining or restoring their KD175, and regular replacement keeps chain wear, vibration, and driveline noise in check. Install it as part of a chain and sprocket service to restore smooth power delivery on your Kawasaki KD175.
Built For Performance
- 15 tooth count matches the original front sprocket size for stock gearing
- Machined tooth profile for even chain engagement and reduced wear
- Hardened steel construction for long service life under load
- Precision center bore and mounting pattern for a direct fit
- Balanced rotating mass to help limit vibration at speed
Fits These Machines
- for Kawasaki KD175 1976
- for Kawasaki KD175 1977
- for Kawasaki KD175 1978
- for Kawasaki KD175 1979
- for Kawasaki KD 175
On-The-Job Use
- Routine chain and sprocket replacement on the KD175
- Restoring stock gearing on a rebuilt or project bike
- Trail and dirt riding where consistent power transfer matters
- Servicing the driveline after a worn sprocket is found
Specs At A Glance
| Part Type | Front Sprocket |
| Tooth Count | 15 |
| Position | Front |
| Machine | for Kawasaki KD175 |
| Model Years | 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979 |
Good To Know
Q: Should the front and rear sprocket be replaced together? A: Replacing both sprockets and the chain as a set is the common practice because worn parts accelerate wear on new ones. If only the front sprocket is worn, inspect the rear sprocket and chain before installing.
Q: Does the tooth count change how the bike rides? A: A 15 tooth front sprocket keeps the factory gearing ratio for the KD175. Changing the tooth count would alter acceleration and top speed characteristics.
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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