• Renthal voortandwiel 14 tands staal Gas Gas EC 250F & EC 300F, Yamaha YZ 125 & YZ 250F & WR 250F, Fantic XX/XE 125 - MxProStoreParts
Renthal

Renthal 14-Tooth Steel Front Sprocket for Gas Gas EC 250F & EC 300F, Yamaha YZ 125 & YZ 250F & WR 250F, Fantic XX/XE 125

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Product description

Discover the Renthal 14-tooth steel front sprocket – a targeted upgrade for off-road riders seeking speed, responsiveness, and durability. Specifically designed for the transmissions of popular models including Gas Gas EC 250F/EC 300F, Yamaha YZ 125/250F, WR 250F, and Fantic XX/XE 125.

  • 14-tooth design: 14-tooth front sprocket for more direct drive and faster acceleration in disciplines like enduro and trail riding.
  • Material: Made from premium steel for long service life and reliability in tough operating conditions.
  • Renthal craftsmanship: Expert engineering and precision manufacturing from a leading brand in motorcycle sprockets.
  • Compatibility: Fits Gas Gas EC 250F/EC 300F, Yamaha YZ 125/250F, WR 250F, and Fantic XX/XE 125, tailored for well-loved models in your garage.
  • Installation & maintenance: Simple installation and a durable design that minimizes maintenance and preserves consistent performance.

With this front sprocket, you’ll experience a quick shift from throttle to motion: better acceleration control, instant response at the twist grip, and streamlined power delivery through the drivetrain. A reliable choice for riders who refuse to compromise on performance during technical sections, climbs, and long days on the trails.

Specifications

  • SKU
    492-520-14P

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