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The Apico Rear Sprocket is designed for serious motocross, enduro, and trials riders seeking an durable, high-performance upgrade for their Honda machinery. Engineered from aerospace-grade C45 medium carbon steel, this sprocket provides exceptional strength while maintaining precise tolerances through CNC-machining; however, riders must ensure they are using the correct chain size and pitch to match this 53-tooth configuration for optimal drivetrain health.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | BN15S53TBK |
| Brand | Apico |
Yes, this model is specifically engineered to fit the Honda CRF150R from 2007 through 2024.
It is made from aerospace-grade C45 medium carbon steel.
The sprocket features a Cataphoresis Electro Coating, which is a highly durable, bonded finish designed to resist corrosion and chipping.
The clearing grooves prevent mud and debris from packing between the teeth, reducing friction and extending the lifespan of both the chain and sprocket.
You will need standard metric wrenches and sockets typically found in a motorcycle tool kit, as well as a torque wrench to ensure proper bolt security.
Check that the sprocket is seated flush against the hub and that all mounting bolts are tightened to the correct torque pattern.
Ensure the drive chain is not stretched beyond its service limit and is properly aligned with the front sprocket.
Compatibility: This unit is specifically manufactured to fit Honda CR80 (1986-2001), CR85 (2002-2007), and CRF150R (2007-2024) models.
Installation: Always ensure your motorcycle is on a stable stand before removing the rear wheel. When installing, verify that the mounting hardware is torqued to the manufacturer's specifications.
Maintenance: To preserve the Cataphoresis finish and steel integrity, clean the sprocket after muddy rides using a soft brush and non-corrosive degreaser. Inspect the teeth regularly for signs of 'hooking' or wear, and ensure the drive chain is tensioned and lubricated according to your bike's service manual.
