Rear Sprocket for Honda Africa Twin 1100 16-19/ 20-23
MREV-P-000001Rear Sprocket for Honda Africa Twin 1100 16-19/ 20-23: CNC-machined Ultralumin 7000 aluminum for riders considering rear sprocket weight. Select the correct sprocket carrier and chain size.
Rear Sprocket for Honda Africa Twin 1100 16-19/ 20-23 is a rear sprocket that transfers drive from the chain to the wheel. When replacing an Africa Twin sprocket, check the model year and the wheel assembly fitted to the bike. Bikes with the same model name may use different sprocket carriers.
What does an Ultralumin 7000 aluminum sprocket offer?
The sprocket body is CNC-machined from Ultralumin 7000 aluminum alloy. Aluminum allows the center section to be shaped and has a lower mass than steel for the same material volume. The anodized surface adds color and helps resist corrosion. When selecting a new sprocket, check the tooth count and sprocket carrier. To compare it with a steel sprocket, use two sprockets of the same dimensions to establish the actual weight difference.
Selecting tooth count and chain size
If you are replacing a worn sprocket and are happy with how the bike rides, retain the existing rear tooth count. With the front sprocket unchanged, adding rear teeth increases the final drive ratio. The chain may need adjustment or a different length. This model is available with 42 teeth. This product uses a size 525 chain. Check the markings on your bike's chain.
Checking the rear wheel assembly
The sprocket carrier fitted to the bike determines whether this model fits, particularly if the wheels have been changed. Measure the bolt-hole count, bolt circle and center bore on the actual sprocket carrier. Two sprockets with similar tooth rings may still have different mounting positions or offsets.
Compatible vehicle models for Rear Sprocket for Honda Africa Twin 1100 16-19/ 20-23
Recorded gearing options
Only recorded pitch, position and tooth options are shown. Final-drive changes must be evaluated against the complete front/rear setup; tooth count alone is not treated as a performance claim.
