JT Sprocket - JTF1373.15

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The JT Sprocket JTF1373.15 is designed for motorcycle enthusiasts and maintenance professionals seeking a reliable, high-performance drivetrain upgrade. Engineered from premium SCM420 chromoly steel, this front sprocket provides exceptional durability and strength for demanding riding conditions; however, users must ensure they verify specific tooth counts and chain pitch compatibility with their motorcycle's service manual before installation.
| Model Part Number | JTF1373.15 |
|---|---|
| Brand | JT |
It is manufactured from SCM420 chromoly steel alloy.
Yes, it is designed to meet or exceed OEM specifications for direct fitment.
It is highly recommended to replace the chain and rear sprocket simultaneously to ensure even wear and prevent premature failure.
Check for 'hooked' or pointed teeth, thinning of the metal, or visible cracks in the sprocket base.
Keep it clean, free of heavy grit, and ensure your drive chain is properly lubricated and tensioned.
Ensure the retaining nut or circlip is fully seated and that the spline condition of the transmission output shaft is not stripped.
Verify that the chain is correctly aligned and that you are using a new, matching chain to prevent pitch mismatch.
To install the JTF1373.15, first secure your motorcycle on a paddock stand. Remove the front sprocket cover, flatten the locking washer, and use an impact wrench or a long-handled breaker bar to remove the main retaining bolt. Always clean the splines of the drive shaft before sliding on the new sprocket. Ensure the retaining clip or bolt is torqued to your manufacturer's specific settings. For long-term care, regularly inspect the teeth for 'hooking' or wear and maintain proper chain tension using a high-quality lubricant. Keep the area behind the sprocket cover clean from road debris and old grease buildup.