This Sprocket Kit contains a 14-tooth front sprocket and a 56-tooth rear sprocket. The chain is the correct length and requires no cutting.
XAM Chain and Sprocket Kits are the perfect replacement for a worn-out setup. Our Kits are lighter, stronger and better value than OEM!
All Kits include a Front Sprocket, Rear Sprocket and XAM Chain and are supplied in either OEM gearing or alternative gearing.
Kit Contents:
- Front Sprocket: MTX 704, 17T, #525, 10-704-17 (SPF207817)
- Rear Sprocket: MTX 003, 42T, #525, 10.5mm bolt holes, 11-BM6-42 (SPR461342)
- Xam Chain: 525AX, 116 links, X-RING (XC525AX116)
- Chain and Sprocket Kit Box: Xam Chain and Sprocket Kit Box
XAM heavy-duty chains are manufactured from carbon alloy steel, heat-treated and shot-peened for maximum strength and durability. All heavy-duty chains are pre-stressed and pre-stretched for superior performance and minimal elongation during the life of the chain.
Have a question regarding this product? Let one of our Moto Experts assist with your enquiry.
This Sprocket Kit contains a 14-tooth front sprocket and a 56-tooth rear sprocket. The chain is the correct length and requires no cutting.
XAM Chain and Sprocket Kits are the perfect replacement for a worn-out setup. Our Kits are lighter, stronger and better value than OEM!
All Kits include a Front Sprocket, Rear Sprocket and XAM Chain and are supplied in either OEM gearing or alternative gearing.
Kit Contents:
- Front Sprocket: MTX 704, 17T, #525, 10-704-17 (SPF207817)
- Rear Sprocket: MTX 003, 42T, #525, 10.5mm bolt holes, 11-BM6-42 (SPR461342)
- Xam Chain: 525AX, 116 links, X-RING (XC525AX116)
- Chain and Sprocket Kit Box: Xam Chain and Sprocket Kit Box
XAM heavy-duty chains are manufactured from carbon alloy steel, heat-treated and shot-peened for maximum strength and durability. All heavy-duty chains are pre-stressed and pre-stretched for superior performance and minimal elongation during the life of the chain.
Have a question regarding this product? Let one of our Moto Experts assist with your enquiry.
