Husaberg Fe 450 Ie 2010 Jmp Orange Aluminium Rear Sprocket (45 Teeth) on 2040-motos

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Crymych, Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom

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JMP Orange Aluminium Rear Sprocket (45 Teeth)

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Pitch: 520
Teeth: 45
Colour: Orange
Material: Alloy
Inner Dia (mm): 125
PCD (mm): 150
Bolt Hole Dia (mm): 8.5
Mounting Holes: 6
Bolt Type: Countersunk
JMP Racing aluminum sprockets
Who puts much emphasis on low weight, quality and design, you will hardly find better sprockets.
The JMP Aluminium Racing sprockets are made of 7075 T6 aluminum, which is mainly used in aviation.
This aluminum alloy is characterized by enormous strength, impermeability and light weight.
Millings in the tooth base of the chain wheel ensure optimum self-cleaning.
These millings ensure that the dirt can not start between the teeth and thereby the chain and sprocket do not quickly wear out, as with normal aluminum sprockets.
- High Performance
- Unique quality
- High value
- Low weight

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