Cross over rear sprockets
 

Hello All


Does anyone know what other manufacturers rear sprockets cross over to my 2011 EC300? I am looking for a 50 tooth and really dont want to spend $110 on a Dirt Tricks.

Marc

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.

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

So it looks like RM only carries 2014 Husky parts. I am sure it is because they are basically KTM`s:mad:

I have a dirt tricks 50 I would trade for your 48 if it's got better than half life on it

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/...procket?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.

front
 

Drop a tooth in the front

Sorry Man, its a 49 :( I just went and counted it again.

The front is a 13

[QUOTE=gasser;134496]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/...procket?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.[/QUOT

I will! I dont remember them having Husky parts until they went KTM, but I could be wrong