• Renthal Front Sprocket for Yamaha YZ 250 (99-) & YZ 450F (03-) - MxProStoreParts
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Renthal Front Sprocket for Yamaha YZ 250 (99-) & YZ 450F (03-)

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Product description

The Renthal front sprocket for Yamaha YZ 250 (1999 and later) and YZ 450F (2003 and later) offers a reliable, long-lasting solution for riders serious about motocross and off-road riding. This front sprocket is engineered to perform under severe use conditions and is suitable for both recreational riding and competitive racing.

  • Component: Transmission / Clutch
  • Position: Front (front sprocket)
  • Compatibility: Yamaha YZ 250 (model year 1999 and later) and YZ 450F (model year 2003 and later)
  • Brand and Reputation: Renthal, known for precision engineering and durable off-road motorcycle parts
  • Part Number: 289-520-13P

This front sprocket is specifically selected for these Yamaha models, delivering consistent power transfer and reliable performance during intense track or off-road sessions. The combination of high-quality construction and precise fit ensures the drivetrain maintains its efficiency, minimizing wear on the chain and sprockets and reducing the risk of unexpected breakdowns.

Specifications

  • SKU
    289-520-13P
  • Brand
  • Part
    Transmission / clutch
  • Position
    Front

Manufacturer and product safety

Manufacturer

RENTHAL

Bredbury Park Way
SK6 2SN Stockport
GB

moto-support@renthal.com

EU responsible person

Parts Europe GmbH

Conrad Röntgen-Str. 2
54332 Wasserliesch
Duitsland

sales@partseurope.eu

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