125-200cc is oem only option for 12t front sprocket?

I thought oem was the only option but am not positive. anyone else make one?

PBI
http://pbisprockets.com/uploads/A_to_Z_Aprilia__thru__Vor.pdf

It says N/A for the newer 125, unless I am reading it wrong. I see one at Motosportz so I will probably just get it.

Mark,

I have one that I will never use again. I will send it to you.

Wow! Thanks Walt. I was going to run 13/52 but I have a WR250 chain that is almost new. It is 2 links shorter then the 125 chain so I think it will work with 12/49 which is the same ratio.

Walt is my BFF!

LOL Walt has a lot of those .

True enough, but how many other riders can say that Walt came to their garage and fixed their bike?

I'm a member of that club also....Walt's a great guy..

I found that renthal makes a 12 tooth frt for my 2010 250 TXC. Not sure how many splines are on the 125.

They do kind of look the same!

I'd like to know.

I am not sure and stopped looking but I do see that Motosportz list one. It does not state the brand but at it's price I assume it is not oem.

I have a 12t from Motosportz... Don't know the brand, but it works! I wanna say maybe PBI

I got the sprocket from Walt (thanks again) and it says Talon on the back so I guess that answers the original question.

I paid big bucks for an OEM sprocket, also to answer another question the 250f and 125 are different, but just going from memory.

I also paid big bucks for an OEM sprocket and Motoxotica Dan said they were unique and only available from Husky. Since going to the 144 kit and the RB Designs carb mod I am now running a 13 tooth primary and a 54 tooth rear sprocket.

yes, one has a shoulder and one does not....totally different really.

Is it just me or do aftermarket front sprockets not fit as well? I just got a Supersprox front from Halls. I can barely get it on the shaft and then it seems that the retainer clip will also be a very tight fit.

Watch running 12t's, Scott at Toy Tech said he's seen a couple bikes run the chain thru the front chain guide and into the swingarm itself by the swingarm bearings, I ran one for awhile but since switched to a 13t and am much happier with the gearing.