• Mino achtertandwiel 49 tands aluminium rood KTM SX/SX - F/EXC/EXC - F 90 - & Husqvarna TC/FC/FE/TE 125/150/250/350/450/501 14 - MxProStoreParts
Mino

Mino Rear Sprocket 49 Teeth Red Aluminum Fits KTM SX/SX-F/EXC/EXC-F 90- & Husqvarna TC/FC/FE/TE 125/150/250/350/450/501 14-

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Product description

The Mino 49-tooth rear sprocket in red aluminum is a sturdy upgrade for KTM SX/SX-F and Husqvarna TC/FC/FE/TE models. Designed for riders who seek confidence in the rear wheel, this sprocket delivers reliable performance during demanding offroad and race days.

  • Number of teeth: 49 teeth for a balanced ratio between acceleration and cruising speed.
  • Material and finish: High-quality aluminum with red anodization for strength, durability, and a sporty look.
  • Model range/Compatibility: Designed for KTM SX/SX-F and EXC/EXC-F 90‑cc models and Husqvarna TC/FC/FE/TE 125‑501.
  • Installation: Simple installation with precision-matched mounting points for quick replacement.
  • Brand reputation: Mino is known for durable drivetrain parts focused on reliable performance.

With this rear sprocket, you benefit from direct power delivery and consistent gearing across a wide range of riding scenarios — from quick straight-line sprints to controlled corner acceleration. The combination of 49 teeth and a robust aluminum construction ensures long service life and reduced maintenance, while the red finish also gives the bike a sporty appearance. Ideal for race riders, track days, and adventurous rides where reliability and performance matter.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-25-724-49-3

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