Cross over rear sprockets
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gasser
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Late model Husky (late 90s-2013) are the same so are 91-93 Suzuki dr250/350S. Must be the "S" model because the regular dr250 and 350 are different. Rocky Mt did have the Suzuki sprocket (only available in 49 and 44 tooth) for $20. Supersprox seem to be a good deal at not a lot more than an aluminum sprocket ($79) They carry a lifetime guarantee if you buy as a set with certain chains. Ironman sprocket is very light, and very long lasting, one year guarantee I believe, but they are about $110.
iamovru
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Does it matter which Husky model it is? RM has the Superspox steel for $39. I just cant justify or ride enough to spend $110. I have a Dirt Tricks 48 on it now.
Thanks
einsteingarage
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I have a dirt tricks 50 I would trade for your 48 if it's got better than half life on it
gasser
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Looks like RM has sold out of the $20 rear sprockets but they have the steel 50 tooth rear made by JT for $36.
http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/3173/24729/JT-Rear-Steel-Sprocket?v=9994
RM probably has the Supersprox Stealth rear (aluminum/steel) for Husky 2000-2013 models(same as gassers) but accidentally dropped them from the website when they did the update for the 2014 model Husky. Call Rocky Mt. to find out.
http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/3173/24729/JT-Rear-Steel-Sprocket?v=9994
RM probably has the Supersprox Stealth rear (aluminum/steel) for Husky 2000-2013 models(same as gassers) but accidentally dropped them from the website when they did the update for the 2014 model Husky. Call Rocky Mt. to find out.
iamovru
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I just went and counted it again.
iamovru
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The front is a 13
iamovru
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gasser
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Renthal, ironman, talon, and many others make front sprockets for our gassers but as far as I know only the sprocket for the 125cc gasser crosses over to another bike brand. Front sprocket for 200, 250, 300, 400, 450 enduro gassers are the same and unique. GasGas bikes with Yamaha engines probably use yamaha front sprockets.
iamovru
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$35 for a Dirt Tricks front is much better than $110 for their rear. I have a 13 on the front now, how do you feel about going down to a 12?
spooly
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are u saying a yam sprocket will fit?? is that front or back?
Rick
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I don't think the Yamaha stuff will work.....but then again I've never tried........
I have used the following sprockets on my 99 EC 200
The Husky's use this part number as well. Starting on page 29/30
http://afam.com/images/downloads/cat...m_cat_2012.pdf
Go to page 15/16 for the GasGas, it does no list the 99, starts at 2000. They are the same.
AFAM # 15206- is aluminum 14206 is steel sprocket. I have also used the AFAM c/s sprocket as well with NO issue. It's all there in black and white.
I have also used Sprockets Specialist rear aluminum= don't go there, they wear like butter=-SUCK
I have used PBI as well.....no a fan favorite of mine.
The Dirt Tricks have been a favorite of some folks here, but there was a issue with the c/s and the spline's, = premature wear on the shaft, c/s getting sloppy.
I am currently using the Talon c/s and a AFAM aluminum rear and a X ring chain....good stuff.....
Renthal uses the same part number for the GasGas and Husky...... never used that line before....
http://www.renthal.com/File/fit_my_b...VARNA&model=CR 125&bikedate=1998&zone=USA&biketype=Off Road
http://www.renthal.com/File/fit_my_b...nufacturer=GAS GAS&model=EC 200 Enduro&bikedate=1999&zone=North America (Canada)&biketype=Off Road
Hope that helps
I have used the following sprockets on my 99 EC 200
The Husky's use this part number as well. Starting on page 29/30
http://afam.com/images/downloads/cat...m_cat_2012.pdf
Go to page 15/16 for the GasGas, it does no list the 99, starts at 2000. They are the same.
AFAM # 15206- is aluminum 14206 is steel sprocket. I have also used the AFAM c/s sprocket as well with NO issue. It's all there in black and white.
I have also used Sprockets Specialist rear aluminum= don't go there, they wear like butter=-SUCK
I have used PBI as well.....no a fan favorite of mine.
The Dirt Tricks have been a favorite of some folks here, but there was a issue with the c/s and the spline's, = premature wear on the shaft, c/s getting sloppy.
I am currently using the Talon c/s and a AFAM aluminum rear and a X ring chain....good stuff.....
Renthal uses the same part number for the GasGas and Husky...... never used that line before....
http://www.renthal.com/File/fit_my_b...VARNA&model=CR 125&bikedate=1998&zone=USA&biketype=Off Road
http://www.renthal.com/File/fit_my_b...nufacturer=GAS GAS&model=EC 200 Enduro&bikedate=1999&zone=North America (Canada)&biketype=Off Road
Hope that helps
pscook
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Yamaha front sprocket will only fit on a Yamaha engine, which was used in the GG 250F bikes for a short time. If you do not have a GG250F, the Yamaha front sprocket will NOT fit. Rear wheels take the Suzuki sprocket listed above as well as select Husky sprockets.
Sunstar Sprockets has a great cross-reference feature to understand what rear sprockets will and will not fit, no information or availability on the front, apparently.
http://sunstar-mc.com/SS/searchresults.aspx?ProdNum=2-363143
einsteingarage
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I am still interested in a trade
einsteingarage
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gasser
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Rear sprockets for all 2 stroke ec125,200,250, and 300 gassers (model years 1998-2013) are the same. Front sprocket for the ec125 is different from the larger gassers and I believe the same as some yz125 yamahas. I don't know about the GasGas 4 stroke front sprockets but my guess is the ones with engines made by yamaha will probably have yamaha front sprockets.
