Front Drive Sprocket 14 Tooth for Yamaha TTR 110 2008-2022 TTR110

14 Tooth Front Drive Sprocket for Yamaha TTR 110

This 14 tooth front drive sprocket for Yamaha TTR 110 models 2008 through 2022 transfers engine power to the rear wheel for reliable trail riding and off-road performance.

Overview

This front drive sprocket fits Yamaha TTR 110 machines from 2008 to 2022 and acts as the drive gear that sends engine power to the rear wheel through the chain. Riders needing to replace a worn or damaged sprocket will find this 14 tooth front sprocket for Yamaha TTR 110 a dependable fit for restoring smooth drivetrain operation. It works for trail riders, youth off-road riders, and anyone maintaining a TTR110 in top riding shape.

Built For Performance

• 14 tooth count matched to the TTR110 drivetrain for consistent gearing
• Steel construction built to handle drivetrain torque and chain wear
• Precise tooth profile for smooth chain engagement and less vibration
• Direct replacement for the stock front sprocket on 2008-2022 TTR 110 models
• Engineered to hold up under regular off-road riding conditions

Fits These Machines

• for Yamaha TTR 110 2008
• for Yamaha TTR 110 2009
• for Yamaha TTR 110 2010
• for Yamaha TTR 110 2011
• for Yamaha TTR 110 2012
• for Yamaha TTR 110 2013
• for Yamaha TTR 110 2014
• for Yamaha TTR 110 2015
• for Yamaha TTR 110 2016
• for Yamaha TTR 110 2017
• for Yamaha TTR 110 2018
• for Yamaha TTR 110 2019
• for Yamaha TTR 110 2020
• for Yamaha TTR 110 2021
• for Yamaha TTR 110 2022

On-The-Job Use

• Trail riding and off-road riding on TTR110 machines
• Replacing a worn front sprocket during routine drivetrain maintenance
• Restoring factory gearing after the original sprocket wears down
• Keeping a youth off-road bike trail-ready between rides

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: How do I know this 14 tooth front sprocket fits my bike? A: This front drive sprocket is designed for Yamaha TTR 110 models from 2008 through 2022, so verify your machine's year and model before ordering. Q: Should I replace the chain and rear sprocket at the same time? A: Worn chains and rear sprockets can speed up wear on a new front sprocket, so checking the entire drivetrain during replacement is a smart step.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.