Pulsar 200 NS OLD {April-12 Aug-15}Brass Chain Sprocket by Rolon HPORC349

Pulsar 200 NS OLD {Aug-12 May-15}Brass Chain Sprocketby Rolon

Suitable Motorcycle : Pulsar 200NS OLD(AP12-AU15)

• Front Sprocket (Z) :14 T Rear Sprocket (Z) : 39T
• Number of Chain Links :108
• Both Inner link and Outer link plates are Brass plated
• Brass Plated by Sophisticated technology
• Enhanced rust protection
• Lustrous aesthetic
• High performance/Solid bush/'O' ring chain
• Designed for pro biking and Racing.
• Front Sprocket
  • Engineered for durability and precision, our front sprockets deliver unmatched performance for motorcycles and bikes.
  • Designed with advanced anti-wear technology to ensure maximum power transmission and smoother rides.
  • High-quality heat-treated construction for enhanced strength and longevity, perfect for demanding terrains.
  • Precision-machined to reduce noise and vibration, offering a quieter and more comfortable riding experience.
  • OE-spec fitment guarantees seamless compatibility with your vehicle’s drivetrain system.
  • Rigorously tested through 18 production stages and 15 quality checks to ensure top-tier reliability.
  • Anti-resistant coating ensures superior protection against corrosion and wear, extending the sprocket’s lifespan.

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  Rear Sprocket

  • Crafted from premium carbon steel, our rear sprockets are built to withstand the toughest riding conditions.
  • Induction-hardened teeth for exceptional wear resistance and long-lasting performance.
  • Zinc-coated for superior rust prevention, ensuring durability in all weather conditions.
  • Shot-blasted finish enhances surface fatigue strength, making it ideal for off-road and muddy adventures.
  • Precision-engineered for optimal position accuracy, ensuring perfect fitment and smooth operation.
  • Advanced surface protection treatment resists dust, mud, and debris for a hassle-free ride.
  • Smooth surface finish reduces friction, providing a quieter and more efficient ride.

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