Supersprox Ducati EDGE Rear Sprocket Kit Large Single-Sided

SUPERSPROX-DUCATI EDGE

Supersprox Ducati sprockets are the most technical sprockets in the Supersprox range. We have completed extensive development, to reduce the weight of the stock sprocket. Total weight reduction over 30%. Machining 1mm of the surface from the aluminum core, allows us to fit a specially fabricated disc, in vibrant colors. The benefit of Supersprox is less moving parts and lower risk of breakage. The sprockets are designed to perfectly compliment the motorcycle and perform faultlessly. The best Ducati aftermarket sprockets in the world.

WHAT IS THE SUPERSPROX-STEALTH ABOUT?

Supersprox-stealth is about longer life, without compromising weight. Last 3 times longer than an all aluminum sprocket and remain as light as possible.

BETTER THAN STEEL!

Supersprox-stealth is infinitely better than steel! You just can’t achieve this level of strength on a steel sprocket with the same weight.

BETTER THAN ALUMINIUM SPROCKETS!

Try to ride 20,000 miles on a Hayabusa with an aluminium sprocket or the whole Dakar rally on one sprocket. What about the Baja 1000? These are extremes and factory teams actually buy Supersprox-stealth for these gruelling challenges. Don’t waste your money on aluminium, invest in Supersprox-stealth.

WILL A STEEL SPROCKET DAMAGE MY CHAIN?

This might sound like an unusual question, but there’s a lot of misinformation out there. When you think about bearings for an example. They`re steel on steel and that works great. Steel on steel is the best combination. So when a dealer tells you steel teeth can damage your chain, ask yourself if they only sell aluminium sprockets. We guarantee our sprockets. If they don’t do what we claim, you can have your money back.

ARE THE RIVETS STRONG ENOUGH?

There is no doubt, riveting is the only possibility for fixing such a high performance sprocket. We know how to use this technology, forging rivets into the sprockets. We have never had one single rivet break since starting to produce these sprockets. That’s over 6 million rivets in the past 20 years.