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Sunstar Steel OE Replacement Motorcycle Sprocket

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   Sunstar Steel OE Replacement Motorcycle Sprocket

Sunstar Steel OE Replacement Motorcycle Sprocket. Constructed of the highest quality 1045 high-carbon steel with an exclusive heat treatment for added strength and wear resistance. Most are zinc plated and have a baked on durable paint process for corrosion resistance. This is the strongest, longest lasting steel replacement sprocket available. Nearly all motorcycles come equipped from the factory with this sprocket.


   Features
  • Constructed of the highest quality 1045 high-carbon steel
  • The strongest, longest lasting steel replacement sprocket available
  • Exclusive heat treatment and quenching process for strength and durability

   Note: 520 or 530 conversion sprockets require use of 520 or 530 si

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Specifications and Options

Brand Sunstar
Material Type 1045 High-Carbon Steel, 1046 High-Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, 1047 High-Carbon Steel, Stainles Steel, 1048 High-Carbon Steel, 1049 High-Carbon Steel, 1050 High-Carbon Steel, 1051 High-Carbon Steel, 1052 High-Carbon Steel, 1053 High-Carbon Steel, 1054 High-Carbon Steel, 1055 High-Carbon Steel, 1057 High-Carbon Steel, 1058 High-Carbon Steel, 1059 High-Carbon Steel, 1060 High-Carbon Steel, 1061 High-Carbon Steel, 1062 High-Carbon Steel, 1063 High-Carbon Steel
Sprocket Teeth 28, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57

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Trust the name
Ken D on May 5, 2019
Because it's a reliable no frills product.
Steven O on Feb 21, 2019
Trust the name
Ken D on May 5, 2019
It was less expensive than the OEM part....
Jonathan P on Mar 24, 2019
Because it's a reliable no frills product.
Steven O on Feb 21, 2019
Price and customer reviews
Martin C on Feb 19, 2019
change over that fit
leo p on Jan 7, 2019
OEM material
Richard M on Dec 28, 2018
oem
David r on Nov 19, 2018
This rear sprocket is a direct replacement for the factory one. I read somewhere that they actually make the factory sprockets, so I'm ok with that. Also, I have a sunstar front sprocket and it performed well; it has an established decent level of performance.
Matthew S on Nov 18, 2018
same as stock
James W on Nov 14, 2018
Cheap, durable, right ratio for a track I'm going to.
Adam P on Oct 26, 2018
Almost identical to OEM sprocket and good price.
Gary T on Oct 17, 2018
OEM REPLACEMENT... FITS RIGHT THE FIRST TIME AND THE STEAL WILL LAST LONGER.
samuel t on Oct 14, 2018
Reviews indicated that Sunstar was the OEM MFR for KLR 650s and their sprockets therefore were the best fit.
Ken M on Aug 3, 2018
Great quality at a fair price - have used in the past and very satisfied.
Susan K on Jul 29, 2018
needed to replace factory sprocket
Sean s on Jul 28, 2018
More durable than aluminum
Jeff H on Jul 24, 2018
used Sunstar sprockets in the past and have had no troubles. strong and long lasting.
Jeff S on Jul 21, 2018
Great sprocket at a great price. Have been using sunstar products for a very long time and have never been disappointed!
Casey F on Jul 4, 2018
Best price
Rosemary M on Jun 25, 2018
recommended by a friend
R U on Apr 11, 2018
Cost and Material
John N on Mar 22, 2018
OEM looks and best quality
Barry A on Dec 20, 2017
I picked them for convince. And I read the forms to get a good idea on which parts to buy.
Gerard A on Dec 11, 2017
Looks good
Paul C on Oct 22, 2017
Product was recommended by a friend. I have had good luck so far.
Randy S on Oct 22, 2017
Highly recommended as the best
patti w on Sep 27, 2017
They last and you cant beat the price!
BigEsGarage on Aug 31, 2017
Price
Keith B on Jul 20, 2017
Good quality, light weight, good price. Replace it with your chain!
James C on Jul 8, 2017
Great choice for a guy/gal on a budget who just needed something that would last and keep him/her riding
ISAAC H on May 21, 2017
Have used product before, good product.
Janis G on Apr 26, 2017
Durable and inexpensive
Bruce C on Apr 13, 2017
I used them before and they gave good service. So I'm using them again.
manuel c on Nov 9, 2016
long lasting steel sprocket
James D on Oct 16, 2016
Good price, good product.
Stephen S on Oct 6, 2016
Just wanted some variaity in gearing, and a spare on hand.
Peter H on Jul 10, 2016
It was less expensive than the OEM part....
Jonathan P on Mar 24, 2019
Price and customer reviews
Martin C on Feb 19, 2019
Does this fit a 1981 Honda CM400C. My existing sprocket has four studs; the picture shows a sprocket that appears to have six studs?
Number of teeth (35) and pitch (530) appear to be correct for my bike.
null on Aug 9, 2011
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question! The rear sprocket provided does not seem to be for the 1981 Honda CM400C. The link below will direct you to the correct item. If there is anything else we can assist you with just call or click!

http://www.bikebandit.com/sunstar-steel-oe-replacement-motorcycle-sprocket?mg=1309&t=1&td=1 << use this
This sprocket shows 6 holes for lugs. Mine only has 4. It is a 1983 xr200.?
Derek T on Sep 28, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Hello Derek, the image shown is just a sample image and may differ for the model specific part, but we can assure you will receive the correct part for your 1983 Honda XR200. Please let us know if there is anything else we can do for you by contacting us by email at [email protected], Live Chat or by phone toll free at 1-888-339-3888. We are always more than happy to help.
I am putting it on a yamaha TT-R50E 2006 year What size chain do I need for this sprocket ?
Robert H on Sep 20, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question Robert. For your Yamaha TT-R50E you will need the 420 chain pitch for a 37 rear sprocket. Please let us know if there is anything else we can do for you by contacting us by email at [email protected], Live Chat or by phone toll free at 1-888-339-3888. We are always more than happy to help.
I have a Honda shadow 750 ace...stock 41T rear sprocket. Would you recommend a 38T for more top end and less rpm's on the highway?
Joseph M on Apr 8, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question! Correct, if you go with a smaller sprocket in the rear, you'll in crease your top end. Please let us know if there is anything else we can do for you by contacting us by email at [email protected], Live Chat or by phone toll free at 1-888-339-3888. We are always more than happy to help.
what is the rear sprocket weight, sunstar for xt 350 yam 1986?
A shopper on Feb 17, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for the question! Depending on the teeth count you want, for the 47T the weight of the rear sprocket is 1.53 lbs, 50T is 1.94 lbs, 55T is 2.30 lbs. Please let us know if there is anything else we can do for you by contacting us by email at [email protected], Live Chat or by phone toll free at 888-339-3888. We are more than happy to help.
How can i determine the pitch and angle for the 54t sprocket?
BRADDAH ROBS on Jan 3, 2013
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question! Since these are listed as a OE replacement these would be the same pitch/angle as what came stock on the machine. You may want to check the owners manual to see what came stock on the machine. We can check further into this for you if you contact our sales dept (888-339-3888 or 619-623-3661) with your exact year, make, and model of the machine you are ordering parts for. Please let us know if there is anything else we may assist you with.
Is this sprocket for a 520 chain?
Anon E. Mouse on Oct 14, 2012
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question. The pitch of the sprocket varies from bike to bike. Please let us know if there is anything else we can do for you by contacting us by email at [email protected], Live Chat or by phone toll free at 888-339-3888. We are more than happy to help.
the 100435 sprocket is said to be an OE fit for a 1981 KZ650; in the spec it says 530 chain conversion, however the OE chain is a 630. Will this fit a 630 chain?

Thanks
Scott on Aug 23, 2012
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question. No this sprocket is to convert to a lighter and less expensive 530 system. This sprocket is a replacement to O.E. specs. The early model Kawasaki motorcycles came equipped with Sunstar sprockets.
Is This A 525 Sprocket? OE Size For The 2002 Gsxr 750?
Eric on Jul 30, 2012
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for your question! In order to insure proper fitment please give us a call 1-888-339-3888.
the description seys this sprocket fits a honda xr100. is there an equivalent 530 pitch front sprocket for the xr100?
driss on Jul 11, 2012
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for your question! This would be best handled if you could give us a call at 1-888-339-3888.
Is this sprocket for a 520 chain.
null on Apr 23, 2012
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for your question! This would be best handled if you could give us a call at 1-888-339-3888.
dose this sproket fit a 530 pitch??
null on Mar 30, 2012
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for your question! This sprocket is a 530 pitch.
If my stock sproket is 47 and i want alittle more top end, do you think i should go smaller. Im afriad i will kill the acelleration with my sp125.
null on Nov 11, 2011
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for writing in! For more top end, you would go with a larger front sprocket and a smaller rear sprocket.
I have a 1980-1984 Yamaha 200 Trail Way. Need front and rear sprockets and new chain. Which are the ones that will fit this bike?
Max on Sep 19, 2011
BEST ANSWER: thank you for your question! Please call or come into chat with your specific year, make and model. We look forward to your reply. Thanks and have a great day!
What pitch is the 41-tooth sprocket for a DRZ400S? 520 or 530?
null on Sep 14, 2011
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for your question! The pitch would be whatever the stock pitch is for your machine unless otherwise noted like for conversion.
How does sproket mount on 1981 honda 185s

We have a 1981 honda atc 185s and we were wondering how the sunstar sproket mounts because it looks different from the oem one.
stag82 on Feb 22, 2010
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for your question! The image that you are looking at for the Sunstar Rear Steel Sprocket is what they call within the industry as a general image. They take one photograph and use it as a general image for the product. You will receive the correct sprocket for your application by selecting the year, make and model when viewing the sprocket.
For the 1985 Honda CMX250C Rebel, what are the OEM number of teeth for the front drive sprocket and the rear sprocket?
Jakepro on Aug 31, 2009
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for your question! Your stock front sprocket is 14 teeth and the rear would be 33 teeth
How many shoes/set & teeth/sprocket

1- For the 1978 Honda CB400TII , what are the OEM number of teeth for the front drive sprocket and the rear sprocket?

2- For the 1978 Honda CB400TII , rear brake shoes #8443 H313 (140x40mm), is the price for a pair of shoes (a set) or just one shoe?
Jim694 on Aug 4, 2009
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for your question! With the stock sprocket sizing that would be a 16 tooth front and a 37 tooth rear. With the EBC Brake shoes that your looking at those will be sold in pairs

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Would you recommend
Yes
Perfect fit
Went right on easy
May 21, 2019
Purchased
 2 weeks ago
Would you recommend
Yes
It's hard to say how long it last cause I just put it on the bike
Fit perfectly
February 19, 2019
Purchased
 4 months ago
Would you recommend
Yes
Best sprocket ever!!
September 21, 2018
Purchased
 1 year ago
Would you recommend
Yes
Well made.
Nicely made steel sprocket. Fit perfectly.
September 14, 2018
Purchased
 8 months ago
Would you recommend
Yes
Perfect fit
Easy change out. I did chain (D.I.D.) and sprockets all together. Perfect fit.
August 25, 2018
Purchased
 9 months ago
Would you recommend
Yes
Excellent price and quality
August 6, 2018
Purchased
 10 months ago
Would you recommend
Yes
Rear sprocket 1985 200r
Good solid sprocket. Fit my 1985 XR200R perfectly.
May 3, 2018
Purchased
 1 year ago
Would you recommend
Yes
Was very happy with the product use it a few times now
April 29, 2018
Purchased
 1 year ago
Would you recommend
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1
Nice . Thank you
April 11, 2018
Purchased
 1 year ago
Would you recommend
Yes
Fit like a glove on my 1981 Honda ATC no problems thanx Bikebandit for all the old hard to find parts
December 26, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
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