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Sprocket Bolts
Sprocket bolts hold the rear sprocket to the hub or sprocket carrier on chain-driven machines. They carry the load every time the chain pulls, so they need to stay tight and in good shape. Riders replace them when fitting a new sprocket or when old bolts are stretched, rusted or have rounded heads. Some also fit fresh hardware during a drivetrain service.
We currently have 1 sprocket bolt product in stock, from Bike Master. It is the BikeMaster Sprocket Bolts Replacement M8x25 6pc, a straightforward replacement set for riders who need to refresh the hardware on their sprocket.
Before you order, check a few things:
Match the thread size and length to the bolts you are replacing or to your service manual.
Count how many bolts your sprocket uses so you have enough for the job.
Make sure the head style suits your tools and the space around the hub.
Follow your manual's tightening procedure and any thread locker recommendation.
To confirm the fit for your machine, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
Sprocket bolts hold the rear sprocket to the hub or sprocket carrier on chain-driven machines. They carry the load every time the chain pulls, so they need to stay tight and in good shape. Riders replace them when fitting a new sprocket or when old bolts are stretched, rusted or have rounded heads. Some also fit fresh hardware during a drivetrain service.
We currently have 1 sprocket bolt product in stock, from Bike Master. It is the BikeMaster Sprocket Bolts Replacement M8x25 6pc, a straightforward replacement set for riders who need to refresh the hardware on their sprocket.
Before you order, check a few things:
Match the thread size and length to the bolts you are replacing or to your service manual.
Count how many bolts your sprocket uses so you have enough for the job.
Make sure the head style suits your tools and the space around the hub.
Follow your manual's tightening procedure and any thread locker recommendation.
To confirm the fit for your machine, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
