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1995 Honda CR80

Turner Steel Sprocket & Chain Kit

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OEM Stock Sizes for a 1995 Honda CR80
For reference only. Please verify with owners manual.
Chain Type: 420 Chain Length: 116
Front Sprocket: 15 Rear Sprocket: 49

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Product Description

The Turner Steel Chain and Sprocket Kit is an easy and affordable way to replace your OEM sprockets and chains in one easy purchase!

  • The Turner Steel Chain and Sprocket Kit includes a Turner front sprocket that is made of heat treated, and hard finished, high quality steel that will stand up to the abuse.
  • The Turner Steel Chain and Sprocket Kit includes a Turner rear sprocket that is made of the same heat treat and hard finished steel used in the front sprocket which will last much longer than a comparable aluminum sprocket.
  • The Turner Steel Chain and Sprocket Kit includes a DID Standard 120 link chain that is pre-stretched to optimize performance and extend the lifespan of the chain.
  • Other chains are available with this kit (prices may vary) .
  • Image is for reference only, actual product may vary.

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“ I recentley purchased the Turner chain and sproket combo for my 91 Kawasaki 250 KDX. ”
GREENDOG Location: Jackson Michigan
“ This chain did the job perfectly. ”
Lamambo
“ If you need a durable sprocket, this is it. ”
450xDaD Location: Jacksonville, FL
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Location: Jackson Michigan
"VERY GOOD BARGAIN"
I recentley purchased the Turner chain and sproket combo for my 91 Kawasaki 250 KDX. I found the sprockets and chain to be very reliable and heavy duty for the mere price of $69.95 it cannot be beat! I will continue to purchase parts for my my bike from Moto-Sport!!! Ride On!!!!
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Great fit!
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Location: Kent, WA
Great Product, Great Price
I bought this chain/sprocket set to replace the stock setup on my dvx400 and, for the price, it can't be beat. I recommend this to any average rider who isn't looking for peak performance in racing.
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This chain did the job perfectly. It's lasted me pver 500 miles so far without a problem.
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Verified Purchaser Top 100 Contributor
Location: Jacksonville, FL
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If you need a durable sprocket, this is it. But beware...this baby (rear) is over 1lb heavier than stock
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Great chains and sprockets
Good parts and fast shipping. What more could you ask for?
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Location: Orlando, FL
All you need
All you need!
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Location: Mountain Home AFB, ID
Turner sprocket kit
Wish I was home now so I am able to ride more!! But this product is really good if you are not worried about weight and not having the bling like the more expensive sprockets! So far it has no sign of wear and appears like it will last for sometime. I would buy this combo again when the time comes!
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Verified Purchaser Top 250 Contributor
Can't get any stronger than steel sprockets. Unfortunately we didn't keep the bike very long after putting these on so I can't know how long they lasted. They fit perfect and there were no problems that I could find.
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Location: sandusky MI
Good product
good price for what you get
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“ What chain do i need with a 12 front and 41 rear ?... ”
adam Location: wa
“ What size chaine would i need if i put a 41t sproket on my 01 yamaha warrior?... ”
fugitivedb Location: mississippi
“ What is the stock size sprocket and counter for my 1996 rm 125?... ”
Pab10vocho Location: Costa Rica
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adam 1 month 4 days ago Location: wa
What chain do i need with a 12 front and 41 rear ?
MotoSport Staff
1 month ago Location: Portland, OR, USA
As long as you don't have an extended swingarm any of the chains will work. With that gearing on a Raptor 660 any of the chains will need to be cut to length as they come in standard bulk lengths of 100, 110, and 120. For your application I would recommend the DID ATV X-ring chain. It is specifically designed for the atvs and being an X-ring chain, will last longer than the other models.
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fugitivedb 2 years 11 months ago Location: mississippi
What size chaine would i need if i put a 41t sproket on my 01 yamaha warrior?
MotoSport Staff
2 years 11 months ago Location: P+RTLAND
hard to say exactly, you didn't list out what your putting on the front. Basically all the chains we sell are going to be cut at 110-120 links so most likely you will have to remove some links
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easternrider241 2 years 12 months ago Location: Bucks County, PA
2002 YZ 125 sprocket sizes?
what is the stock sprocket sizes for a 2002 yz 125? front and back.
MotoSport Staff Expert
2 years 12 months ago
13 front 49 rear
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warrior Over 3 years ago
What is the stock size for my yamaha warrior 350?
MotoSport Staff Expert
Over 3 years ago
13 front 40rear
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Pab10vocho Over 3 years ago Location: Costa Rica
What is the stock size sprocket and counter for my 1996 rm 125?
Expert MotoSport Staff
Over 3 years ago Location: Portland, OR
You'll need to double check your owners manual but i believe its 12 in the front and 49 in the back.
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JWII Over 3 years ago
What sizes do I need for standard 2002 kx85?
MotoSport Staff Expert
Over 3 years ago Location: USA
14t / 50T is the stock gearing.
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jtrockey Over 3 years ago
I have a 2004 kx250 what exactly do i need? What size sprokets and Chains?
MotoSport Staff
Over 3 years ago Location: P+RTLAND
stock gearing was 13-49 and 114 links on the chain. Verify to make sure your bike is still running stock though if that's what you want to keep.
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jtrockey Over 3 years ago
Do I need any tools to change the chain and sprokets? If so do you carry it?
MotoSport Staff
Over 3 years ago Location: P+RTLAND
It's pretty straight forward, no special tools really required. To make fitting the chain simpler, you may need a chain breaker, but their are ways around not having one. Basically, if you can remove your rear wheel, you should have the tools to replace your sprockets.
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kxrider13 Over 3 years ago Location: Cloquet, MN
Kx100?
how many teath per sprocket would i need/use for a 2004 kx 100? and how many links?
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Over 3 years ago Location: ct
front is 13 rear is 51 chain links is 124 hope that helps
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corbing Over 3 years ago Location: North Carolina
How much heavier are these sprockets?
Everyone is saying that these are so much heavier, how much heavier do they mean?
Over 3 years ago Location: wisconsin
they are heavier than stock componets but if you are looking for cheap you found it (see my review of the set i purchased)
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