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JT Front Sprocket 13 Tooth with Mud Groove for Kawasaki KX 250F 06-
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Product description
Boost the performance and mud-resistance of your Kawasaki KX 250F (2006 and newer) drivetrain with the JT 13-Tooth Mud Groove Front Sprocket – the premium steel front sprocket chosen by countless motocross riders for top-tier performance in harsh off-road conditions!
JT Sprockets is renowned for its extremely durable, precision-machined sprockets. This 13-tooth front sprocket is crafted from high-quality hardened steel and features a specialized mud groove between each tooth. This groove automatically sheds mud, sand, and dirt, keeping your chain seated properly and reducing premature wear. The result: a cleaner chain, less stretch, more efficient power delivery, and a longer overall lifespan for your full drivetrain.
The 13-tooth setup delivers extra low-end torque, making it ideal for sand tracks, muddy enduro rides, or whenever you want a boost in acceleration. Its precision-machined fit and hardened surface mean the sprocket wears slowly and pairs perfectly with your chain and rear sprocket.
Whether you’re racing competitively, riding daily, or fully upgrading your KX 250F, this JT mud groove front sprocket is a smart, durable upgrade that delivers immediately noticeable improvements to your drivetrain.
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JT SPROCKETS
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DA1 4QX Crayford, Kent
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