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JT Sprockets 13 Tooth Front Sprocket with Mud Groove for Kawasaki KX 450F 06- & KLX 450R 08-

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Product description

A 13-tooth front sprocket with mud groove from Supersprox/JT Sprockets, designed for maximum off-road fun and long-lasting durability. Fits Kawasaki KX 450F (2006 and later) and KLX 450R (2008 and later), so you can accelerate faster and more reliably on rough terrain.

  • Front sprocket size: 13 teeth for direct power transfer and consistent chain alignment.
  • Mud groove design: special groove structure for better mud and sand shedding during wet and sticky rides.
  • Application range: compatible with Kawasaki KX 450F (2006-) and KLX 450R (2008-).
  • Chain system: fits 520 chain, which is standard for motocross and off-road applications.
  • Brand/quality: Supersprox in partnership with JT Sprockets, known for durable, performance-focused sprockets.
  • Part number: JU-JTF1565.13SC for easy identification and ordering.

This front sprocket delivers reliable performance across a wide range of conditions and strengthens the drive chain during off-road use. The combination of 13 teeth and the mud groove promotes better grip and consistency in corners and during rapid acceleration, while 520 chain compatibility allows for broad compatibility with your Kawasaki's existing chain systems. Ideal for riders who value durability, maneuverability, and clear, predictable drive on motocross and endurance days.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-JTF1565.13SC

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