Sprockets

Tight trails: gear down for better low-speed control.
Dual sport / desert: gear up for more relaxed higher-speed cruising.
Longevity: replace sprockets when teeth hook or wear unevenly.

KTM Sprockets

Change gearing, restore worn drive components, and tune your KTM for your terrain with quality sprockets and drivetrain essentials.

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How do I know what gearing to run?

Base it on terrain: tighter = more rear teeth, faster/open = fewer rear teeth. If you tell us your model + riding, we can suggest a starting point.

Can I replace only the rear sprocket?

You can, but best practice is to replace chain + both sprockets together when wear is significant.

Will gearing changes affect speedometer?

On some bikes, yes. It depends on where speed is measured (wheel vs countershaft).