Triple-S Yamaha YBR125 07-10 Chain & Sprocket Kit - Black

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This Triple-S Chain & Sprocket Kit is designed for Yamaha YBR125 models from 2007-2010, offering a high-strength, durable replacement for your motorcycle's drivetrain. It provides a direct OE gearing match for straightforward installation and improved performance. A potential caveat is the need for specific tools and knowledge for proper chain installation and adjustment, common to all chain drive systems.

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Model Part NumberJTKYYBR1B
BrandTriple S

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FAQs

What is the primary benefit of using a Triple-S chain and sprocket kit?

The primary benefit is the winning combination of premium, high-strength materials and precision manufacturing, offering improved durability, performance, and longevity for your motorcycle's drivetrain.

What is included in this kit?

The kit includes a new heavy-duty motorcycle chain, a front sprocket, and a rear sprocket, all set to standard OE gearing for your specific motorcycle model.

How often should I lubricate the chain?

It is recommended to lubricate the chain every 300-500 miles, or more frequently if riding in adverse conditions like rain or dust.

Can I use this kit on a different motorcycle model?

No, this specific kit is designed for the Yamaha YBR125 models from 2007-2010. Using it on an incompatible model can lead to poor performance, damage, or safety hazards.

How do I know if my chain needs adjustment?

Check your motorcycle's service manual for the recommended chain slack. Excessive slack (too loose) or too little slack (too tight) will require adjustment.

Are the sprockets made of steel?

Yes, the sprockets are made from heat-treated high carbon steel, ensuring great durability and performance.

What does 'CNC Machined' mean for the sprockets?

CNC machining ensures that the sprockets are manufactured to precise specifications with very tight tolerances, resulting in a quality finish and optimal fit with the chain, which prolongs the life of both components.

Troubleshooting

Chain is too loose or too tight

Adjust the chain tension using the adjustment mechanism on the swingarm, following the specifications in your motorcycle's service manual. Ensure the rear wheel is aligned correctly.

Premature wear on chain or sprockets

Ensure proper chain lubrication and regular cleaning. Check for any binding or misalignment issues. Verify that the correct chain tension was maintained.

Chain jumping or skipping

This can indicate a worn chain, worn sprockets, or incorrect chain tension. Inspect all components for wear and adjust tension as needed. If wear is evident, the entire kit may need replacement.

Difficulty installing the master link

Ensure you are using the correct tools (chain breaker, rivet tool) and following the manufacturer's instructions for the specific chain type. Proper alignment of the master link plates is key.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable construction with heat-treated steel sprockets.
  • Designed for high strength and impact resistance.
  • Precision CNC machined sprockets for longevity.
  • Direct OE fitment ensures correct gearing.
  • Enhanced power transfer efficiency.

Cons

  • Requires specialized tools for installation and adjustment.
  • May require periodic cleaning and lubrication for optimal performance.
  • Specific to Yamaha YBR125 07-10 models, not universally compatible.
  • As with any chain drive, requires regular maintenance checks.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: This kit is specifically designed for the Yamaha YBR125 models manufactured between 2007 and 2010. Ensure your motorcycle's model year falls within this range before installation.

Setup:

  1. Remove the old chain and sprockets.
  2. Install the new front and rear sprockets, ensuring they are correctly seated and secured.
  3. Install the new chain. Depending on the chain type, this may involve using a chain breaker tool and a rivet tool for a master link. Consult a service manual for the correct procedure.
  4. Adjust the chain tension according to your motorcycle's service manual specifications. Proper tension is crucial for performance and longevity.

Care:

  • Lubrication: Regularly clean and lubricate the chain with a dedicated motorcycle chain lubricant. Aim for lubrication every 300-500 miles, or after riding in wet conditions.
  • Cleaning: Clean the chain and sprockets periodically to remove dirt, grit, and old lubricant, which can accelerate wear.
  • Inspection: Frequently inspect the chain for wear, tight spots, or damage, and check sprocket teeth for abnormal wear patterns.

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