Apico Rear Sprocket - Yamaha YZ/YZF/WRF 125-450 1999-2023 - 48T

The Apico Rear Carbon Steel Sprocket is designed for Yamaha YZ/YZF/WRF 125-450 models from 1999-20...

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The Apico Rear Carbon Steel Sprocket (48T) is designed for Yamaha YZ/YZF/WRF 125-450 models (1999-2023). It offers a durable, high-performance replacement for OEM parts, providing enhanced strength and a factory team aesthetic. While it offers improved tolerances and reduced weight, users should ensure correct fitment for their specific Yamaha model and year.

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Model Part NumberBN31S 48T BK
BrandApico

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FAQs

What does '48T' mean?

'48T' refers to the number of teeth on the sprocket, which is 48. This tooth count affects the final drive ratio and can influence acceleration and top speed.

Will this sprocket fit my Yamaha WR450F 2010?

Yes, this sprocket is designed for Yamaha WRF models from 1999-2023, so it should fit your 2010 WR450F.

How often should I clean the sprocket?

It is recommended to clean the sprocket after every ride, especially if you have been in mud, sand, or heavy dust. Regular cleaning prevents debris build-up and extends the life of your drivetrain.

What is the Cataphoresis Electro Coating?

This is a finishing process that provides a durable, protective layer against corrosion and gives the sprocket its unique dark appearance, similar to a factory team look.

Can I mix this sprocket with a non-OEM chain?

While technically possible, it is always recommended to use a chain that is compatible with the sprocket's specifications and in good condition for optimal performance and longevity. Using worn or incompatible chains can lead to premature failure of both the chain and sprocket.

Does the sprocket come with new hardware?

This product description does not specify if hardware is included. It is typically recommended to reuse existing hardware if it is in good condition or replace it with new, manufacturer-specified hardware during installation.

Troubleshooting

Chain skipping or not meshing correctly.

Verify that the sprocket is the correct tooth count (48T) for your application and that it is installed with the correct orientation. Ensure the chain is properly aligned and tensioned, and check for any damage or wear on the chain itself.

Premature wear on sprocket or chain.

Ensure the sprocket and chain are being cleaned regularly, especially after riding in adverse conditions. Use a high-quality chain lubricant consistently. Check for any debris trapped in the mud-clearing grooves that might be causing abrasion.

Difficulty installing the sprocket.

Confirm compatibility with your specific Yamaha model and year. Ensure the mounting hub and bolt holes are clean and free of debris. Do not force the sprocket; check for obstructions or misalignment.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Enhanced durability and strength from high-grade steel.
  • Improved performance due to precise machining and reduced weight.
  • Longer lifespan and reduced maintenance from mud-clearing design.
  • Factory team appearance with a unique finish.
  • Direct fit for a straightforward replacement process.

Cons

  • Specific fitment limited to Yamaha YZ/YZF/WRF models 1999-2023.
  • Requires careful attention to tooth count (48T) to match drivetrain needs.
  • Carbon steel, while strong, may require more diligent cleaning than some other materials to prevent rust.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: This 48-tooth sprocket is specifically designed as a direct replacement for the rear sprocket on Yamaha YZ, YZF, and WRF models with engine capacities from 125cc to 450cc, manufactured between 1999 and 2023. Ensure your motorcycle falls within these specifications before installation.

Setup: Installation should be performed by a qualified technician or experienced individual. It involves removing the old sprocket, ensuring the mounting hub is clean, and installing the new Apico sprocket using appropriate torque specifications. Proper chain alignment and tension are crucial.

Care: To maximize the lifespan of the sprocket and chain, regular cleaning is recommended. After riding in muddy or wet conditions, use a degreaser and a brush to clean the sprocket teeth and mud-clearing grooves. Apply a quality chain lubricant regularly. Inspect the sprocket for any signs of excessive wear or damage during routine maintenance.

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