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4.3 out of 5 4.3 (4 reviews)

JT Sprockets Alloy Sprocket
 
Fits My Machine FITS MY 1980 Honda CM400E [Clear]
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Brand JT Sprockets
Price $13.95
Sprocket Teeth 15

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JT Sprockets combines leading-edge technology with top materials to produce strong and lightweight sprockets that meet or exceed the highest possible quality standards set for the motorcycle industry. All sprockets are heat-treated and sandblasted to reduce material surface tension.
   Front Sprocket Features
      -Made with C45 steel and SCM415 chromoly steel alloy
   Rear Sprocket Features
      -Made with top-quality-grade C45 high-carbon steel

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JT Sprockets Alloy Sprocket
 
4.3

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12/19/2011

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

 
4.0

Great Value

By Hammer

from So Cal

Pros

  • price
  • Quality

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Cheap OEM replacement
    • Increase low end torque

    Comments about JT Sprockets Alloy Sprocket:

    The sprocket was very easy to install and you can't beat the price. the JR50 is now more manageable in loose sand with the added torque from going down a tooth!

    Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

    (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

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    12/18/2011

    (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

     
    5.0

    Excellent fit

    By Heikkila the Submariner

    from Kings Bay, Ga

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    Pros

    • Fit
    • Quality

    Cons

    • none

    Best Uses

    • Worn sprocket replacement

    Comments about JT Sprockets Alloy Sprocket:

    Fit well, no slack between the sprocket and the shaft. Had to loosen my chain tensioner, but that just shows how much my old sprocket was worn down.

    Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

    (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

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    6/9/2013
     
    3.0

    Alloy means aluminum

    By Frugal

    from Dallas, Texas

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          Comments about JT Sprockets Alloy Sprocket:

          Note, alloy at Bike Bandit means aluminum alloy. The word "alloy" means a mixture of different elements, or metals. Iron or aluminum can be alloyed with different elements to obtain different properties. For instance, iron and carbon make steel, add molybdenum and chromium and you get exceptionally strong steel. Bike bandit webside doesn't make it clear that they use "alloy" to mean only aluminum, and a phone call to them had salesman telling me they were steel. Would be nice if Bikebandit would make it clear these were aluminum, or at least show manufacturer's part number for independent research by potential buyers, thus saving me a month of dealing with getting steel sprockets and credit for freight and for the original sprockets after return. Not to mention two hours of waiting on hold and thus burning up my phone minutes.

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          Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend

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          4/25/2013
           
          5.0

          Should have come factory

          By Rock

          from nm

          Pros

          • Better Mpgs
          • Cruise Lower Rpms
          • Easy Install
          • Fits perfect
          • Less noise

          Cons

            Best Uses

              Comments about JT Sprockets Alloy Sprocket:

              I am able to cruise the same speed with less engine noise and strain. I get better gas mileage in the deal. It still retains more than enough gearing to take off in first. I would recommend to anyone for their Honda rebel.

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              Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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              • Q:

                Hi biker bandit i am restoring my 85 200m thats already in good shape,my ? is I have original honda sprocket,I removed the retainer ring holding sprocket,so sprocket removed.The outter ring with the dampers does that get reused with the new sprocket,I would have to grind off the bosses to remove from original sprocket if reused,Got me dumb founded thanks dave
                Asked on 10/14/2012 by dave the newbie/wannabe Honda mechanic from darlington Md Horse country

                1 answer

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                  A:

                  Thanks for writing into BikeBandit.com. For legal reasons BikeBandit.com does not offer mechanical/technical advice. We do offer repair manuals that may provide the info you need to help you solve your problem.

                  Answered on 10/15/2012 by Anonymous

              • Q:

                Hi

                I'm building a hybrid post classic racebike which runs a 530 chain. I need a 43 and a 45 tooth rear sprocket (which can run a 530 chain) to fit a 2002 Kawasaki zx6r rear wheel.
                The bike is powered by a 1989 CBR600 with 16 tooth engine sprocket. Alternatively can I change that sprocket to take a 520?

                Many thanks and good luck answering this
                Duncan
                Asked on 8/23/2012 by Scooter from New Zealand

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                  A:

                  Thank you for your question. JT does not offer a 520 conversion for the CBR600F 87-90. Although the part number is the same between the F2/F3 and the Hurricane 600.The F2/F3 models do have a 520 conversion. Yes the ZX6R also offers a 520 conversion.

                  Answered on 8/23/2012 by Anonymous

              • Q:

                What size chain does the sprockets 37170 and 37172 fit? I'm after sprockets for 530 chain
                Asked on 8/22/2012 by scooter from New Zealand

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                  A:

                  Thank you for your question. The sprockets are for a 520 conversion. Can you please specify what motorcycle you have .With the information I can assist in locating a set of 530 sprockets.

                  Answered on 8/23/2012 by Anonymous

              • Q:

                part no 37085 can you tell me what size chain this sprocket fits.
                Asked on 8/3/2012 by scoota from New Zealand

                1 answer

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                  A:

                  Thanks for the question. This sprocket is for your stock chain pitch which is a 530.

                  Answered on 8/7/2012 by Anonymous

              • Q:

                What size chain does this sprocket fit?
                Asked on 8/3/2012 by scoota from New Zealand

                1 answer

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                  A:

                  Thanks for your question! The size sprocket would depend on the option selected. In order to insure proper fitment please give us a call 1-888-339-3888.

                  Answered on 8/3/2012 by Anonymous

              • Q:

                Will this 14 tooth sprocket with chain fit with-in the space provided on my 1980 KZ 750-4H?
                Asked on 7/31/2012 by aek from Grass Valley, CA

                1 answer

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                  A:

                  Thanks for your question! You should not have any clearance issues with the chain and sprocket if it is made specifically for your model.

                  Answered on 7/31/2012 by Anonymous

              • Q:

                I would like to know if the front and rear sprockets are sold as a pair or seperate
                Asked on 7/20/2012 by Mick from helena, montana

                1 answer

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                  A:

                  Thanks for the question! The JT sprockets are sold individually.

                  Answered on 7/20/2012 by Anonymous

              • Q:

                does it make a difference if I put a 520 pitch o-ring chain on this sprocket vs. a 530 that originally came on the bike.
                Asked on 6/11/2012 by paul from tomah, wi

                1 answer

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                  A:

                  Thanks for your question! If you change the pitch of your chain, you will need to get new sprockets as well to accomodate the pitch change.

                  Answered on 6/18/2012 by Anonymous

              • Q:

                Is this sprocket a 630? Its for my 1978 CB750F SS.
                Asked on 5/10/2012 by Anonymous

                1 answer

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                  A:

                  Thank you for your question! That sprocket is for a 630 pitch chain and it will fit your machine.

                  Answered on 5/16/2012 by Anonymous

              • Q:

                What is the stock size of my vstrom 1000 rear sproket?
                Asked on 4/20/2012 by Anonymous from phx AZ

                1 answer

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                  A:

                  Thanks for your question.

                  This will be a 41 tooth sprocket.

                  Answered on 4/23/2012 by Anonymous
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              Specifications and Options

              Brand JT Sprockets
              Sprocket Teeth 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 24, 36, 38, 39, 40, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 55, 56
              Material Type Aluminum
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