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Upgrade your Honda's drivetrain with the BikeMaster Rear Steel Sprocket. This 525-pitch, 42-tooth sprocket is engineered to deliver reliable power transfer and exceptional durability for a wide range of Honda motorcycles. Whether you ride a sport-focused CBR or a classic Shadow cruiser, this sprocket is designed to meet the high standards of your machine, ensuring smooth operation and long-lasting performance under various riding conditions.
Constructed from premium steel, this sprocket is heat-treated to maximize wear resistance, significantly extending the life of your drivetrain. The precision-machined tooth profile ensures optimal contact with your chain, which helps in reducing friction and noise while you ride. The black finish provides a sleek aesthetic that complements your motorcycle's design while protecting the metal from rust and environmental damage.
This sprocket is an ideal choice for riders looking for a dependable replacement part that offers factory-spec fitment and performance. Its robust construction ensures that it can handle the demands of both city commuting and spirited highway riding. Trust in BikeMaster's engineering to keep your motorcycle performing at its best. Explore our full selection of drivetrain components and performance parts at GGCRACING.
| Brand | Bike Master |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | 965284 |
| GGC SKU | BKM965284 |
| UPC / GTIN | 887337313429 |
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| Box size | 12 × 11.3 × 0.5 in |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 2 lb |
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