FZ1riderNY
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Does anyone have a link to buy a steel 44 tooth rear sprocket for the GenI? I would like to find an OEM sprocket not any fancy aftermarket stuff. Thanks.
44 Tooth Rear Sprocket OEM Steel
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va_rider
Wizard
PartShark.com --- Motorcycle Parts, Accessories, Apparel, & Merchandise. has it... $41.60...
BroHay
Stihl Loves Trees
SPROCKET, DRIVEN (44
5LV-25444-00-00 1 $42.68
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5LV-25444-00-00 1 $42.68
Discount Motorcycle Parts. Wholesale to everyone....
ask.....and you shall receive....
FZ1riderNY
Moderator
Thanks Aaron, I'm checking it out right now. Looks good so far.
FZ1riderNY
Moderator
Thanks Adam, but Aarons got you beat by a dollar.
BroHay
Stihl Loves Trees
$1.08 (if ya wanna count pennies......)
bucknpony
Well-Known Member
Sprocket
I bought my sprocket from local dealer. Price was reasonable, its a 48 tooth on the rear stock on front. Huge difference in low end performance. I put a new DID 530 CHAIN and new front oem sprocket. The performance is awsome, interstate roll on is super and I am a little closer to keeping up with my wife on her stock 06 GSXR 1000
I bought my sprocket from local dealer. Price was reasonable, its a 48 tooth on the rear stock on front. Huge difference in low end performance. I put a new DID 530 CHAIN and new front oem sprocket. The performance is awsome, interstate roll on is super and I am a little closer to keeping up with my wife on her stock 06 GSXR 1000
Gohot229
Wizard
OEM stuff
Just about everything available from Yamaha is available at Motorcycle Parts, Motorcycle Accessories ? BikeBandit.com and I have dealt with them as I had a new bike and repair shop. The service is first rate, quick and priced right. It's in the SanDiego area of Ca.
Just about everything available from Yamaha is available at Motorcycle Parts, Motorcycle Accessories ? BikeBandit.com and I have dealt with them as I had a new bike and repair shop. The service is first rate, quick and priced right. It's in the SanDiego area of Ca.
MrHix
Well-Known Member
Has anyone tried Super-Sprox (Stealth) sprockets on their FZ1? Aluminum on the inside, steel on the outside. MMMMMM, crunchy. They work great on dirt bikes, outlasting chains sometimes 3 to 1. They show a 520 conversion and the 530 also. $46 or so.
Good Luck,
MrHix
Good Luck,
MrHix
NJFZ1
Moderator
Got one on my bike. Works and looks great.
Gohot229
Wizard
NJFZ1
Moderator
I think so, but I didn't buy it new so it doesn't apply to me. I only paid like $40 for it with 2k miles on it so when it wears out I'll just replace it.
MrHix
Well-Known Member
Gohot229,
Looks like if you buy a full kit from them (front & rear sprocket with RK chain) you can get a lifetime warranty on the rear sprocket and 20000 miles on the chain.
DISCLAIMER: I have not had any experience with their warranty service.
Most of my dirtbike friends have been using these sprockets for years and many have even switched old sprockets to their new cycles.
Maybe some here will chime in with their stories.
MrHix
Looks like if you buy a full kit from them (front & rear sprocket with RK chain) you can get a lifetime warranty on the rear sprocket and 20000 miles on the chain.
DISCLAIMER: I have not had any experience with their warranty service.
Most of my dirtbike friends have been using these sprockets for years and many have even switched old sprockets to their new cycles.
Maybe some here will chime in with their stories.
MrHix
Gohot229
Wizard
It definatly rounds out the asthetics of the rear of the bike, very pleasing and in the realm of 'TRICK'