JT Sprockets
JT Sprockets Steel Rear Sprocket JTR802.42 — Kawasaki / Suzuki 80cc-100cc 1976-2010
JT Sprockets Steel Rear Sprocket JTR802.42 — Kawasaki / Suzuki 80cc-100cc 1976-2010
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JT Sprockets Steel Rear Sprocket JTR802.42 — Kawasaki / Suzuki 80cc-100cc 1976-2010
Product Description
The JT Sprockets JTR802.42 is the ultimate solution for riders demanding reliability and longevity from their drivetrain. Computer-designed to achieve the perfect balance of ultimate strength and minimum weight, this rear sprocket is built to handle the rigors of off-road and street riding while maintaining precise power transfer.
Engineered using top-quality-grade C45 high-carbon steel, these sprockets are heat-treated and bead-blasted to significantly reduce material surface tension. Whether you are maintaining a vintage machine or upgrading for performance, JT Sprockets delivers a product that meets or exceeds the highest industry standards for quality and value.
Top Features: JT Sprockets Steel Rear Sprocket
- Computer-designed geometry for maximum strength-to-weight ratio
- Manufactured from premium-grade C45 high-carbon steel
- Heat-treated and bead-blasted finish for superior durability and reduced surface tension
- Meets or exceeds OEM quality and performance standards
Please review the detailed compatibility data below to ensure an exact fitment match for your motorcycle before finalizing your purchase.
Fitment List
| Year Range | Vehicle Brand | Vehicle Model & Sub-Model |
|---|---|---|
| 2008-2010 | BMW | G450X |
| 2001-2004 | Suzuki | JR80 |
| 1982-2000 | Suzuki | DS80 |
| 1980-1987 | Kawasaki | KD 80 M |
| 1979-2001 | Kawasaki | KE100 |
| 1978-1981 | Kawasaki | KM100 |
| 1978-1979 | Kawasaki | KH 100 |
| 1978 | Kawasaki | KV 100 |
| 1977-1981 | Suzuki | RM80 |
| 1977 | Kawasaki | KM 90 |
| 1976 | Suzuki | A 100 Charger |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Should I replace my chain when I replace my sprocket?
A: Yes. It is standard practice to replace the chain and both sprockets as a set. Putting a new sprocket on an old, stretched chain will cause premature wear on the new teeth.
Q: How do I know if my sprocket needs replacing?
A: Inspect the teeth regularly. If they look "hooked," pointed, or are beginning to bend, the sprocket has reached the end of its life and needs to be replaced to prevent chain failure.
Expert Pro-Tip
Expert Pro-Tip: When installing a new rear sprocket, always use a thread-locking compound (like blue Loctite) on the sprocket bolts. Vibration on these vintage bikes is significant, and you want to ensure those bolts stay torqued to spec. Also, double-check your chain alignment; even a slight misalignment will destroy a brand-new steel sprocket in just a few rides.
Recommended Pairings
Recommended Pairings:
o Professional Grade MX Chains
o Essential Motorcycle Drivetrain Tools
o High-Quality Chain Lubricants & Cleaners
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