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AFAM 13-Tooth Front Sprocket for Suzuki RM-Z 250 2013-

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Product description

The AFAM 13-tooth front sprocket is a durable drivetrain component designed for the Suzuki RM-Z 250 (2013 model year and newer). A reliable option for off-road and motocross riders looking for consistent power delivery and a longer lifespan for their drivetrain.

  • Component: Transmission / Clutch
  • Position: Front
  • Number of Teeth: 13 teeth
  • Application: Fits Suzuki RM-Z 250 (2013+), compatible with standard countershaft
  • Material & Finish: High-quality steel with a durable, corrosion-resistant finish
  • Installation: Simple bolt-on installation with no modifications needed to mounting or chain tension
  • Part Number: 22311-13 (AFAM)

AFAM is renowned for its precise, reliable drivetrain components, and this 13-tooth front sprocket delivers consistent power delivery and steady performance on rough trails and sand tracks. Its optimized design ensures reliable slip-free operation and supports a more efficient drivetrain during long practice sessions and race days. Thanks to its premium construction, this sprocket lasts longer, with fewer replacement cycles and less maintenance compared to lower-quality alternatives.

Specifications

  • SKU
    22311-13
  • Brand
  • Part
    Transmission / clutch
  • Position
    Front

Manufacturer and product safety

Manufacturer

DC-AFAM N.V. (AFAM Group)

Venecoweg 22A
9810 Nazareth
België

service@afam.com

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