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Sunstar 525 Rear Steel Sprocket Yamaha R1 / R1M 2015-2019 (42T)

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Quality crafted for nearly 60 years, Sunstar's Steel Sprockets are THE go to choice for riders wanting a replacement sprocket that's up to snuff with … Read More

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Sunstar 525 Rear Steel Sprocket Yamaha R1 / R1M

Quality crafted for nearly 60 years, Sunstar's Steel Sprockets are THE go to choice for riders wanting a replacement sprocket that's up to snuff with the likes of OEMs. Constructed from heat treated S45C carbon steel, Sunstar sprockets are some of the most reliable replacement grade sprockets available, proving their strength and durability mile after mile after long hard mile! 

Features:

  • Manufactured using only the highest quality S45C carbon steel
  • Heat treated for added strength and wear resistance
  • Computer designed weight reduction holes are included where possible
  • Sprockets are zinc plated and include a baked-on durable paint process for corrosion resistance

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Product Style 42T RevZilla Item #10420612 Store Sku MFR. Product #2-460142 AvailabilityOnly 1 Left: Ships within 24 hours
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R1 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
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