JT Steel Sprocket - 51T

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The JT Steel Sprocket 51T is engineered for motorcycle enthusiasts and competitive riders who demand a balance between extreme durability and performance-focused weight reduction. This high-strength component is perfect for those looking to improve their bike's acceleration, though riders should note that changing tooth counts from stock may require a chain length adjustment to maintain proper tension.
| Model Part Number | JTR462.51 |
|---|---|
| Brand | JT |
Yes, increasing the tooth count on a rear sprocket typically improves acceleration but will result in a lower top speed and higher engine RPMs at highway speeds.
If you are changing the gear ratio (changing the tooth count significantly), it is highly recommended to check if your current chain length is adequate or if a new chain is required.
Inspect for wear every time you perform routine chain maintenance or at least every 500-1,000 miles, looking for hooked or sharpened teeth.
Yes, the JT Steel Sprocket is designed to handle the stresses of both environments due to its durable heat-treated construction.
No, it is designed to fit your motorcycle's OEM mounting points, but it is always good practice to use thread-locking compound on the sprocket bolts.
Check chain tension and ensure the chain is properly lubricated; also verify that the sprocket is aligned correctly with the front sprocket.
This is often a sign of an excessively worn chain; replace both the sprocket and the chain as a set.
Confirm that all mounting bolts are tightened to the correct manufacturer torque specifications and that the sprocket is seated flush against the hub.
Before installation, ensure your motorcycle's chain is in good condition; pairing a new sprocket with a worn chain can result in premature wear for both components. To install, remove the rear wheel and old sprocket, ensuring the hub contact surface is clean of debris and old grease. Align the new sprocket with the mounting holes and tighten the bolts in a cross-pattern to ensure even distribution of pressure. After mounting, always check the chain tension according to your motorcycle owner's manual specifications. For maintenance, clean the sprocket periodically to remove road grit or track dirt, and apply a high-quality motorcycle chain lubricant regularly to ensure the chain teeth interface remains smooth and efficient.