Rear Sprocket 48 teeth, 6 holes, d=110mm MBK 68 / 88 / 89

Funstion of Rear procket

The rear sprocket of a motorcycle is an essential part of the chain drive. It is attached directly to the output of the gearbox and is connected to the front sprocket via a chain.

How can I tell if the sprocket is worn?

A worn or damaged sprocket may show signs such as metallic rattling noises, worn teeth, a loose chain, or difficulty shifting gears.

smaller or larger chainring?

• Sprocket with more teeth → improved acceleration
• Sprocket with fewer teeth → higher top speed

You also have to consider the gear ratio between rear chainring and front sprocket. The calculation is: number of teeth of rear sprocket / number of teeth of front spocket. A low ratio increases speed, while a high ratio improves acceleration.

To ensure optimal life, it is important that you do not neglect chain care, we recommend a special chain brush.