Honda Mini Quad Rear Sprocket For A 428 Chain By Sprocket Specialists on 2040-parts.com
Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States
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YOU ARE LOOKING AT A 56 TOOTH REAR SPROCKET MADE BY SPROCKET SPECIALISTS FOR A 428 CHAIN. THIS IS A CONVERSION SPROCKET, THAT WILL FIT THE 400EX/250R/450R REAR SPROCKET HOLDER, AND WITH MINOR MODS WILL ALSO FIT THE HONDA TRX 90. MAKE SURE IT WILL FIT YOUR APPLICATION BEFORE BIDDING, AND FEEL FREE TO ASK QUESTIONS.
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