Moose Offroad Front Sprocket 13 Tooth for Yamaha XT 660 R - Part #26-1194-13CRMO

The Moose Offroad 26-1194-13CRMO front sprocket is engineered for durability and optimal performance on Yamaha XT 660 R models. Crafted from high tensile strength chromoly steel, this sprocket offers exceptional impact and wear resistance, minimizing deformation even under demanding riding conditions. The precision broached inner splines ensure maximum contact with the countershaft, effectively distributing driveline forces across a larger surface area for enhanced strength and longevity. Heat-treated to improve hardness and durability, the sprocket is finished with a corrosion-resistant nickel coating that also provides added lubricity for smoother operation.
Each sprocket undergoes rigorous quality control using a Computer Measurement Machine (CMM) to ensure it meets OEM specifications, guaranteeing proper fit and reliable performance. Designed specifically for two-wheel dirt, adventure (ADV), and ATV applications, this sprocket is an excellent upgrade or replacement part for off-road enthusiasts seeking enhanced durability and performance. When selecting larger sizes than stock, it is important to verify clearance to ensure proper fitment and avoid interference with other components.
With a focus on quality, durability, and precise engineering, the Moose Offroad front sprocket is a reliable choice for riders demanding high-performance components that withstand the rigors of off-road riding and adventure touring.

Features:

• Machined from high tensile strength chromoly steel for impact and wear resistance

• Inner splines broached for maximum contact with the countershaft to distribute driveline forces

• Heat-treated for increased hardness and durability

• Finished with a nickel coating for corrosion resistance and lubricity

• Quality checked with CMM to match OEM specifications

• Suitable for two-wheel dirt, adventure, and ATV applications

• Design ensures fitment and performance with larger sizes, check clearance when upgrading