• Renthal Rear Sprocket Twinring KX+F 80- RMZ250 04-06 48t G - MxProStoreParts
Renthal

Renthal Rear Sprocket Twinring KX+F 80- RMZ250 04-06 48t G

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Product description

Renthal rear sprocket with 48 teeth for the chain drive of your off-road motorcycle. Choose the number of teeth that suits your desired gear ratio and your motorcycle's specifications.

  • Brand: Renthal
  • Part: rear sprocket
  • Number of teeth: 48
  • Version: Twinring

Before ordering, check the chain size, bolt pattern, and hub fit. A different number of teeth may require a different chain length or adjustment. When replacing, also inspect the wear on the chain and the other sprocket.

Manufacturer illustration for this product series. Size, version, number of teeth, and connections follow the item details and manufacturer part number above. The pictured vehicle, seat, or other mounting accessories are not included unless explicitly stated in the item description.

Vehicle Applications

Check the brand, model, model year, and listed version or mounting condition.

Brand Model Model Year Version / Mounting Condition
KAWASAKI KDX200 1984–1994 Standard
KAWASAKI KDX220 1997–2005 Standard
KAWASAKI KDX250 1983–1994 Standard
KAWASAKI KLX250R 1993–1999 Standard
KAWASAKI KLX300R 1997–2007 Standard
KAWASAKI KLX450R 2008–2021 Standard
KAWASAKI KX125 1985–2008 Standard
KAWASAKI KX250 1987–2008 Standard
KAWASAKI KX250F 2004–2025 Standard
KAWASAKI KX250X 2021–2025 Standard
KAWASAKI KX450F 2006–2025 Standard
KAWASAKI KX450X 2021–2025 Standard
KAWASAKI KX500 1983–2004 Standard
SUZUKI RM-Z250 2004–2006 Standard

Specifications

  • SKU
    455-1120-520-48GPSI
  • Brand

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