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AFAM Rear Sprocket 51 Teeth Steel with Mud Groove for Suzuki RM/RM-Z 125/250/450 80-

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Product description

AFAM delivers this rear sprocket as a durable and reliable solution for Suzuki RM and RM-Z riders who need maximum control and power in off-road conditions. With 51 teeth and a mud groove design, this sprocket delivers consistent power transfer for 125/250/450cc models.

  • Number of Teeth: 51 teeth for a balanced ratio between acceleration and top speed.
  • Material: Steel for excellent wear resistance and long service life under severe off-road conditions.
  • Design: Mud groove design provides better mud and sand clearance, keeping the sprocket clean during wet and muddy rides.
  • Compatibility: Fits Suzuki RM and RM-Z models with 125/250/450cc engines (rear sprocket swap is simple and a direct fit).
  • Brand: AFAM, a well-established name in high-quality drive components focused on precision and reliability.
  • Part Number (MPN): 14203SLK+51, specific profile for this sprocket and this generation of RM/RM-Z models.

Why choose this rear sprocket? It combines robust materials with a thoughtful design focused on real-world performance: better traction on technical sections, faster acceleration where it matters, and less maintenance thanks to its wear-resistant steel construction. Ideal for enduro, motocross, and trail riders who want confidence in every corner and every climb—without sacrificing durability or ease of installation.

Specifications

  • SKU
    14203SLK+51

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