PBS Rear Sprocket KTM/HQV/HBG/GAS Raw
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Product detailed description
A rear alloy sprocket made to stand the test. High quality, strong, precise and durable. CNC machined, positioned and clamped, for maximum, precise roundness. This decreases possible chain vibrations and increases durability, so it lasts considerably longer.
- 50/51/52 teeth
- One of the lightest rear sprockets you'll find on the market
- Grooves for self-cleaning on both sides
- Produced in the PBS factory in Sweden
- Aluminium 7075-T6
- Lightweight (390-420 g)
Fits motorcycles:
- KTM
- Husaberg
- Husqvarna 2014-2023
- Gas Gas from 2021-2023
Item ID:
- 50 T - 1010509
- 51 T - 1010519
- 52 T - 1010529
Parts by Sweden AB, Järnvägsgatan 19, 36542 Hovmantorp, Sweden
Additional parameters
| Category: | moto parts |
|---|---|
| Color: | gray |
After a number of really tough races where the equipment failed him, Ulf Åström decided to develop his own gear, making sure it will be good enough to keep up with his challenges. If you're passionate about bike riding and also own your own metal industrial company LG PRODUKTION, where metal components are produced on a daily basis, it's not that farfetched after all.
When Ulf was about to run his first "Novemberkasan" (a really rough winter enduro race) he did so with a bike equipped with his own parts milled in aluminum. Sturdy stuff made of massive, high-quality aluminum. Lightweight but still very strong.
That was the beginning of the Parts by Sweden. Today they produce and deliver parts for motor sport bikes used for motocross, enduro, as well as speedway - both in Sweden and internationally.
And because there are some co-workers of Ulf in the company that ride both enduro and motocross bikes as a hobby, they are continuously putting their own parts to the test! So in truth, the parts are developed by bike riders for bike riders - because they like stuff that is durable and strong and they think that you do too! That is why they keep their focus on function, durability and high quality at an appropriate price - developing parts that they like to use on own bikes.
