Fire Power Aluminum Rear Sprocket 50 Tooth for Husqvarna and KTM - Part #316-50 ORG

The Fire Power Aluminum Rear Sprocket with 50 teeth is designed specifically for Husqvarna and KTM motorcycles, offering a durable and lightweight drive component. Crafted from high-quality 7075 aluminum, this sprocket undergoes anodizing followed by CNC machining to ensure precise fitment and enhanced corrosion resistance. The anodized finish features unique coloring with silver highlights, giving your bike a distinctive and vibrant appearance. This sprocket's construction focuses on strength and style, making it an ideal upgrade for riders seeking performance and aesthetic appeal.
Built with a unique self-cleaning tooth design, the sprocket effectively keeps mud, dirt, and debris away from the chain and sprocket surface. This innovative feature reduces maintenance needs and prolongs the lifespan of your drivetrain components. The lightweight design minimizes rotational mass, helping to improve acceleration, handling, and overall bike responsiveness without compromising durability. Made in the USA, this sprocket exemplifies quality craftsmanship and engineering, ensuring reliable performance during demanding rides or competitive events.
Installation is straightforward, and the sprocket is engineered to meet or exceed OEM standards for fitment and durability. Whether upgrading your existing setup or building a new race-ready machine, this aluminum rear sprocket combines lightweight performance with excellent durability, making it a valuable addition to your motorcycle's drivetrain components. Designed for 520 chain compatibility, it provides a perfect balance of strength and agility for off-road and dirt bike enthusiasts.

Features:

• Anodized and CNC machined from 7075 aluminum for vibrant color and corrosion resistance

• Unique self-cleaning tooth design prevents mud and debris buildup

• Lightweight construction reduces rotational mass while maintaining maximum strength

• Made in the USA with high-quality manufacturing standards