49 Tooth Rear Steel Sprocket 49T for Kawasaki KX125 fits 1980-2005 Models
49 Tooth Rear Steel Sprocket 49T for Kawasaki KX125 fits 1980-2005 Models
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49 Tooth Rear Steel Sprocket for Kawasaki
This 49 tooth rear steel sprocket for Kawasaki KX125 units drives the chain and wheel assembly for efficient power transfer.
Overview
The 49 tooth rear steel sprocket for Kawasaki improves acceleration or top speed characteristics depending on your specific gearing goals. This sprocket is intended for racers and enthusiasts maintaining their drivetrain for track performance. Installing a 49 tooth rear steel sprocket for Kawasaki allows for precise power delivery to the rear wheel.
Built For Performance
- Constructed from hardened carbon steel for maximum life
- Precision-cut teeth ensure smooth chain engagement
- Black finish provides protection against environmental corrosion
- Meets or exceeds OEM manufacturing standards
- Weight-optimized design reduces unsprung mass
Fits These Machines
- for Kawasaki KX125 1980
- for Kawasaki KX125 1981
- for Kawasaki KX125 1982
- for Kawasaki KX125 1983
- for Kawasaki KX125 1984
- for Kawasaki KX125 1985
- for Kawasaki KX125 1986
- for Kawasaki KX125 1987
- for Kawasaki KX125 1988
- for Kawasaki KX125 1989
- for Kawasaki KX125 1990
- for Kawasaki KX125 1991
- for Kawasaki KX125 1992
- for Kawasaki KX125 1993
- for Kawasaki KX125 1994
- for Kawasaki KX125 1995
- for Kawasaki KX125 1996
- for Kawasaki KX125 1997
- for Kawasaki KX125 1998
- for Kawasaki KX125 1999
- for Kawasaki KX125 2000
- for Kawasaki KX125 2001
- for Kawasaki KX125 2002
- for Kawasaki KX125 2003
- for Kawasaki KX125 2004
- for Kawasaki KX125 2005
On-The-Job Use
- Adjusting final drive ratio for specific track conditions
- Replacing hooked or worn sprockets during top-end rebuilds
- Maintaining optimal power delivery for motocross racing
Specs At A Glance
| Tooth Count | 49T |
| Material | Steel |
Good To Know
Q: Should I replace my chain as well? A: Replacing your chain whenever installing a new sprocket set is vital to prevent premature wear of the new teeth.
Q: Is this sprocket compatible with an O-ring chain? A: The tooth profile is designed to accommodate standard chains used on the specified models.
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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