Moose Offroad Rear Sprocket - 48 Tooth for Beta, Gas Gas, Sherco, Suzuki - Part #1211-822-48-12

The Moose Offroad Rear Sprocket, part number 1211-822-48-12, is crafted from high-quality 7075 T651 aluminum, offering exceptional strength and durability for demanding off-road riding. This sprocket undergoes an additional tempering process that reduces distortion and ensures optimal thickness, providing superior wear resistance compared to standard 7075 T6 sprockets. The precision machining process guarantees a clean, no-stamp or grind finish, which contributes to consistent performance and reliability. Designed with optimal tooth thickness, this sprocket maximizes contact with both the chain and the teeth, resulting in improved power transfer and extended component lifespan.
Its 48-tooth configuration is ideal for riders seeking enhanced acceleration and torque, making it suitable for a variety of off-road applications. Whether you ride a Beta, Gas Gas, Sherco, or Suzuki, this sprocket offers a perfect fit, ensuring seamless integration with your motorcycle's drivetrain. The lightweight construction of approximately 0.136 pounds minimizes rotational mass, contributing to quicker throttle response and overall bike agility.
Constructed with durability and precision in mind, the Moose Offroad Rear Sprocket is an essential upgrade for riders looking to improve their motorcycle's performance and reliability on challenging terrains. Trust Moose Offroad's commitment to quality, and enjoy the benefits of a sprocket designed for maximum contact, strength, and longevity in off-road conditions.

Features:

• Constructed from 7075 T651 aluminum with extra tempering for reduced distortion and increased durability

• Precisely machined for a clean finish, with no stamping or grinding involved

• Optimal tooth thickness for maximum contact with chain and teeth, enhancing performance

• Lightweight design at approximately 0.136 pounds for improved acceleration and handling

• Compatible with Beta, Gas Gas, Sherco, and Suzuki motorcycles