Ultralight Alloy Moto Rear Sprockets

Renthal UltraLight Rear Chainwheels are CNC machined in Manchester, UK from 7075 T6 aluminum to extremely tight tolerances, 66% lighter than steel. Computer engineered and tested to ensure a precise fitment, concentricity and load dispersion with tooth profiling to provide maximum power transfer.

With Renthal's combination of high strength base material, cutting edge manufacturing methods and exceptional hardwearing surface treatments its clear to see why Renthal’s light weight all aluminum rear sprockets can be found on the rear wheels of more factory race team machines than all other competing brands combined.

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  • Weight

    Designed to keep revolving un-sprung mass to an absolute minimum and power transfer at a maximum, Renthal UltraLight™ rear chainwheels are 66% lighter than steel.

  • CNC Machined

    Each UltraLight™ Rear Chainwheel that leaves Renthal's engineering facilities in the UK is individually CNC machined to the tightest possible tolerances, ensuring an accurate and reliable fit.

  • Material

    High strength specially enhanced 7075 T6 aluminium alloy is used to create the perfect rear chainwheel, that is both lightweight, durable and strong.

  • Mud Grooves

    UltraLight™ Rear Chainwheels feature Renthal's self cleaning mud groove technology between each tooth. This prevents mud build up that traditionally leads to quicker wearing components.

  • Colours

    UltraLight™ Rear Chainwheels are available in 6 colours to help you personalise your setup. The available colours are Black, Blue, Red, Green, Orange and Silver. The anodised surface finish provides an integral coating preventing corrosion. A 15 step process is carefully carried out on each chainwheel individually.

  • Factory Fit

    Renthal UltraLight™ chainwheels are used by more factory motocross and supercross teams than any other chainwheel in the world.

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