ESJOT Rear Sprocket - 727.16.81

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The ESJOT 42-tooth rear sprocket (model 727.16.81) is designed for motorcycle enthusiasts and mechanics looking for a durable, precision-engineered drivetrain component. It offers reliable power transfer and enhanced longevity for 525-pitch chain systems; however, users must verify that their motorcycle's hub geometry matches the specific 125 mm internal diameter and 150 mm hole spacing before purchase.
| Model Part Number | 727.16.81 |
|---|---|
| Brand | ESJOT |
This sprocket is specifically designed for a 525-pitch chain.
No, this sprocket must only be used with a 525-pitch chain to prevent severe damage to the drivetrain.
The mounting holes are designed for 10.5 mm bolts.
The 727.16.81 model features 42 teeth.
No, this product typically includes only the sprocket. You should use the manufacturer-recommended flat-head bolts for your motorcycle model.
The distance between the fixing holes is 150 mm.
Verify the hub internal diameter is exactly 125 mm and check for debris or old sealant residue on the mounting surface.
Ensure the chain pitch is exactly 525 and that the sprocket is aligned with the front drive sprocket.
Confirm that you are using 10.5 mm diameter bolts and consider using a thread-locking compound on the bolt threads.
To ensure proper installation, verify that your motorcycle hub has an internal diameter of 125 mm and a hole distance of 150 mm. Use high-grade 10.5 mm flat-head bolts as specified to prevent wobble. Always cross-tighten the six bolts in an alternating pattern to ensure even pressure distribution. For care, regularly inspect the sprocket teeth for signs of hooking or excessive wear, and clean the sprocket assembly every time you perform routine chain maintenance. If you notice any metal shavings or unusual grinding noises, inspect the bolt security immediately.