15 Tooth Front Sprocket Wanted

[MountainMax]

Does anyone have a Yamaha part number for a 15 front tooth sprocket for my 06 WR450? Im planning on doing some highway driving this summer and want to lower the rpm's a bit, does Yamaha make one?

[MaxPower]

do you specifically want a OEM Yamaha?

I havent installed it yet, but I have a 16t for road riding

[MountainMax]

WoW, that' a big jump, i was gonna go one bigger up front and i already went two smaller on the rear, was gonna see how that worked out. It don't need to be yamaha but it's the easiest for me to get here if it's available.

[Bamster]

WoW, that' a big jump, i was gonna go one bigger up front and i already went two smaller on the rear, was gonna see how that worked out. It don't need to be yamaha but it's the easiest for me to get here if it's available.

The dealer should be able to get you a JT or Sunstar 16 tooth front just as easily as Yamaha oem. The JT will be the less pricey, about 16.99 Canadian.

I had one but just sold it with my bike. I also had a 45 tooth rear.

With that gearing I know it would do over 100 mph. I had it up to mid 90's and it was still pulling strong but with knobies and the fact that I felt like a sheet of plywood in the wind, I backed off. It would run nicley at 65 mph.

I went back down to 13 / 50 for single track and never went back.

Too bad I let it go with the bike I would have sold them to you cheap.

They were in great shape.

[haskell]

yamaha 15T #9383E-15082

Has a vulcanized rubber ring to quiet and smooth the chain movement, zero runout, very good sprocket

only way to go on a dual-sport

I run a 15/46 with a rekluse clutch, will cruise at 65mph and still gets through a rocky uphill single track

Have a great ride

Haskell in Idaho

[MountainMax]

Thanks man, i'll order one tomorrow from my nearest dealer.

[MountainMax]

Thanks.