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JT Sprockets 525 Front Sprocket Suzuki / Triumph

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Cut down chain chatter with the JT 525 Front Sprocket with Noise Dampener. Its integrated rubber cushion absorbs chain impacts for quieter operation a… Read More

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JT Sprockets 525 Front Sprocket with Noise Dampener Suzuki / Triumph

Cut down chain chatter with the JT 525 Front Sprocket with Noise Dampener. Its integrated rubber cushion absorbs chain impacts for quieter operation and smoother power delivery.

Features:

  • Computer-designed to achieve ultimate strength at minimum weight
  • JT combines leading-edge technology with top materials to produce the ultimate quality sprocket range with unbeatable value
  • Every sprocket meets or exceeds the highest possible quality standards set for the motorcycle industry
  • Sprockets are heat-treated and bead-blasted to reduce material surface tension
  • Front sprockets are made with C45 steel and SCM415 chromoly steel alloy
  • Rubber cushion used by the major Japanese motorcycle manufacturers since early 1990’s to dampen the chain impact on the teeth of the front sprocket

Notes: When installing sprockets which differ from OEM sizes, check for proper clearances before operating

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This Product Fits
Suzuki
GSX-R600 1998-2016
GSX-R750 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003
V-Strom 1000 DL1000 2002-2012
Triumph
Daytona 675 2006-2016
Tiger 800 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
Tiger 800 XC 2011-2016
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