What is the offset on this rear sprocket?

This Twin Power rear sprocket has a .150 inch offset. This measurement is important for ensuring proper chain alignment with the transmission output shaft and the front sprocket on compatible Harley-Davidson models.

What is the tooth count of this sprocket?

The sprocket has 48 teeth. This tooth count is a common choice for Harley-Davidson motorcycles, offering a good compromise between acceleration from a stop and comfortable cruising speeds.

Does this sprocket come with any hardware?

This product listing is for the rear sprocket only. It is recommended to inspect your existing hardware, such as sprocket nuts and washers, and replace them if they show signs of wear during installation.

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Twin Power 73-85 FL FX FXR 79-81 XL Chrome Rear Sprocket 48 Teeth .150 Offset

Specifications

Brand: TwinPower
Part #: 490960
UPC: 887337169521

Twin Power 73-85 FL FX FXR 79-81 XL Chrome Rear Sprocket 48 Teeth .150 Offset

Name: Twin Power 73-85 FL FX FXR 79-81 XL Chrome Rear Sprocket 48 Teeth .150 Offset
Brand: TwinPower
Price: 92.15 USD
Availability: InStock

$92.15

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Twin Power Chrome Rear Sprocket 48 Teeth with a .150 offset. Fits many Harley-Davidson models from 1973-1985.

Key Features

Fits 1973-1985 Harley-Davidson FL, FX, FXR, and 1979-1981 XL models.
Features 48 teeth for a balance of acceleration and cruising speed.
Includes a .150 inch offset for proper chain alignment on specific models.
Chrome-plated finish offers a bright appearance and corrosion resistance.
Designed as a direct O.E.M. replacement for straightforward installation.

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Product Details

This Twin Power rear sprocket features a .150 inch offset and 48 teeth, offering a direct replacement for many Harley-Davidson models from the mid-70s to mid-80s. The chrome-plated finish provides a clean look and some resistance to corrosion, making it a solid option for maintaining your drivetrain.

Built as an O.E.M. replacement, this sprocket is designed to fit right into your existing setup without modification. The 48-tooth count is a common gearing choice that balances acceleration and top-end speed for a variety of riding styles. Its chrome finish is applied over a well-built steel base, ensuring it holds up to regular use on bikes like the FLH Electra Glide, FX Super Glide, and XL Roadster.

When replacing your rear sprocket, it's a good time to inspect your chain and front sprocket for wear. Ensure you have the correct tools and refer to your service manual for the proper installation procedure to get the most out of this component.