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The Renthal Motorcycle Front Sprocket (520 Pitch, 15 Tooth) is designed for motocross and enduro riders who demand professional-grade durability and precision engineering. Its key benefit lies in the specialized Nickel-Chrome-Molybdenum steel construction that balances lightweight performance with exceptional resistance to wear, though users should note that as a high-performance part, it requires proper chain tensioning to maintain its longevity.
| Model Part Number | 289-520-15 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Renthal |
The pitch refers to the distance between the pins of the chain, and both the sprocket and chain must match this measurement to function.
While it is designed for durability, it is optimized for the rigors of motocross and enduro; ensure your bike uses a 520-pitch drivetrain before installing.
You should inspect the teeth every time you clean or service your chain. Replace the sprocket if the teeth appear hooked or if there is significant thinning.
You will need standard motorcycle maintenance tools, including a torque wrench and potentially a sprocket locking tool to secure the shaft.
Yes, the grooves help clear out grit and mud that would otherwise act as an abrasive, which significantly extends the life of both the chain and the sprocket.
Check that the sprocket is correctly seated and that the chain tension is adjusted to manufacturer specifications.
Verify that your chain is not stretched and that you are using a high-quality lubricant suited for off-road conditions.
Ensure that your motorcycle utilizes a 520-pitch drive chain, as this sprocket is not compatible with other pitch standards. During installation, always use a torque wrench to tighten the sprocket fastener to the manufacturer's specified value. After the initial installation, inspect the sprocket alignment and verify chain slack within your bike's recommended range. For care, keep the drive system clean and lubricated; while the mud grooves assist in debris removal, they are not a substitute for regular chain cleaning and inspection for signs of hooked or worn teeth.
