Chain Sprocket Kit suppliers in India
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About chain sprocket kit
A chain sprocket kit replaces the full final drive of a motorcycle in one go: the roller or O-ring chain, the front countershaft sprocket and the rear wheel sprocket. Fitting all three together keeps wear even and the gearing right. Kits listed here cover commuter bikes and sports models such as the Ninja 300, Ninja 650R and RC 390, with plain, brass and coloured chain finishes. Buyers compare chain pitch and size code, link count, sealing type, sprocket tooth counts and sprocket material. Riders, two-wheeler workshops and spares dealers buy them at major service intervals.
Buyer's guide
What to check
- Check the chain size code (such as 428, 520 or 525), pitch and link count for the motorcycle.
- Confirm front and rear sprocket tooth counts match the stock or intended gearing.
- Look for the seal type, plain roller, O-ring or X-ring, and the chain's tensile strength.
- Check sprocket material and tooth hardening.
What to ask the supplier
- Ask for the exact motorcycle model and year the kit is made for.
- Ask whether a connecting link, clip or rivet type, is included.
Content updated 9 October 2026



