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Dirt Bike Sprockets

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Husqvarna Technical Accessories
2K Rear Sprocket
$118.99
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GasGas Technical Accessories
Steel Rear Sprocket
$43.99

Fastway
Counter Shaft Spacer
$7.45
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Dirt Tricks
Chain and Sprocket Kit
$192.75 - $345.99
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Dirt Tricks
KTM 4-Stroke Dome Washer
$30.99
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Counter Shaft Washer
$9.77 - $40.09
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KTM PowerParts
Cush Drive Rubber Damper
$9.45
2 out of 5 stars (2) reviews

Dirt Bike Sprockets

A major component of the drive, dirt bike sprockets hold the chain and together propel your bike. In many respects, the dirt bike sprockets go hand-in-hand with the chain as you typically replace both regardless of the wear life left on one or the other. Sometimes though you need a replacement sprocket but many riders looking for more top end or bottom end can replace an existing sprocket with one that has more or less teeth for the desired outcome.

Shop all dirt bike sprockets at MotoSport! Use the drop down menu on the individual product page and input the make, model and year of your dirt bike to determine fitment. Remember, we always recommend changing the sprockets and chain together so check out the combos we put together. If you need help or have questions give us a call at 503-783-5645 and talk to a gearhead who can provide the information you need to make an informed choice. Also, read The Ultimate Dirt Bike Sprocket & Gearing Guide for more information on gearing, drive set-up and when to use a smaller front sprocket or larger rear sprocket .