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525 Rear Sprocket
$36.99 
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MSRP $36.99-41.99
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Product Description
  • JT Sprockets are made exclusively from the finest Japanese 545C high carbon steel
  • Heat treated and hand finished to meet or exceed OEM standards
  • Outlasts any mild steel or surface hardened sprocket as much as two and three times over
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating -  Based on 4 Review(s)
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One-Shot Washington,  DC Rear Sprocket I received your sprocket a little later than I wanted to, but it was really easy to install. My low end torque is good. I am going to order a front sprocket next. Thanks
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One-Shot Washington,  DC Rear Sprocket I am very pleased with this sprocket. It is two teeth more than stock, and my low-end torque is much better! Incredibly easy to install, I would recommend it to everyone who has time to listen!
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Jeff S Trophy Club,  NC JT sprokets This is a flawless product and has not given me any problems since day one :)
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Kwatsi Alibaruho League City,  TX Good Product - Good Fit I ride an '03 Ninja ZX-6R. After the first 2K miles, I re-geared it by installing a JT 45T Aluminum Rear sprocket to replace the stock 40T sprocket. Obviously, the increase in low end torque was dramatic, and I didn't miss the loss in top end (much) because I ride exclusively on the street and not the track. Well, after another 10K miles of rather aggressive riding, I chewed up the rear sprocket nicely and decided to replace it with a JT 42T Steel Rear. I love it, and I think the 42T is the
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