Renthal Dirt Bike Chain and Sprocket Overview

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[@silkyjohnson5976]

I love that renthal still makes the same sprockets as they did 20+ years ago. If it ain't broke don't fix it!

[@khaccanhle1930]

Thanks for the info. I will stick with an o ring chain. Make it last longer.

[@baronbristow8764]

Do they make sprockets for Ducati scrambler?

[@leighwhittle6324]

44t for crf450x ?

[@michaelhayward7572]

First company outside Japan to have their products fitted as std to the big 4, ie their alloy h/bars. Often copied, never bettered. Both my classic trials bikes run Renthal bars, as does my road Guzzi. Funnily enough, my Meriden Triumph runs a Rizoma bar.... Funny old world...

[@littlefish4270]

Every renthal alloy sprocket i have purchased for a road bike is manufactured not central, the central locating bore does not run concentric to the teeth therefore chain tension or slack varies considerable when riding. A shame they not make the sprockets well as they look & weigh lightweight.

[@joshpoe]

Haha what are you talking about? Never seen that with any Renthal sprockets.

[@KNRiding]

What.

[@littlefish4270]

@@joshpoe, is as it is, maybe you lucky & got a good one or maybe you not notice, you should be able to see if the sprocket runs out by having back wheel spinning whilst on a main stand & visually looking from back of bike. Ps, when they run out its nearly impossible to get chain slack correct. Like i said, every one i have purchased is the same so i simply bore out the centre locating bore, drill out the mounting holes & loctite sprocket in correct concentricity, replace it every time i replace chain & front sprocket.