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The Apico Front Sprocket (15T) is designed for Honda CR 80/85 (1986-2007) and CRF50 (2004-2016) models, offering a durable and affordable replacement for OEM parts. It provides enhanced performance and a factory team aesthetic. A potential consideration is ensuring correct fitment for specific year ranges.
| Model Part Number | A1542015SL |
|---|---|
| Brand | Apico |
This is a 15-tooth (15T) front sprocket.
It is compatible with Honda CR 80/85 models from 1986 to 2007 and Honda CRF50 models from 2004 to 2016.
Yes, it is precision engineered from high-quality steel.
This product is for the front sprocket only. Chain and hardware are not included.
Changing the front sprocket alters the gear ratio. A larger front sprocket (more teeth) generally increases acceleration but reduces top speed. A smaller front sprocket decreases acceleration but increases top speed. This 15T offers a specific balance.
It is designed to work with the appropriate size drive chain for your specific Honda model. Always ensure your chain is compatible and in good condition.
Verify that your motorcycle model and year match the product's compatibility list (Honda CR 80/85 1986-2007, CRF50 2004-2016). Ensure no obstructions are present on the output shaft.
Re-adjust the drive chain tension. Refer to your motorcycle's owner's manual for the correct procedure and specifications.
Ensure the drive chain is properly lubricated and kept clean. Check for any misalignment issues with the chain or other drivetrain components. Avoid excessive force or improper use.
Compatibility: This sprocket is specifically designed for Honda CR 80/85 models from 1986 to 2007 and Honda CRF50 models from 2004 to 2016. Ensure your motorcycle model and year fall within this range before purchase.
Setup: Installation requires basic motorcycle maintenance tools. You will need to remove the chain guard and loosen the drive chain to slide the old sprocket off and the new one on. Ensure the new sprocket is seated correctly against the output shaft. Reinstall the chain guard and adjust the drive chain tension according to your owner's manual specifications.
Care: To maintain optimal performance and longevity, regularly clean the sprocket with a degreaser and brush to remove dirt and debris. Inspect the sprocket teeth for wear or damage during routine chain maintenance. Lubricate your drive chain regularly as per manufacturer recommendations.
