I just discovered this this morning. If you order from Amazon, they are much cheaper than ordering from Ebay. I have a Amazon Prime membership because I'm a student so I get free shipping. If you know anyone that is a student in your family, have them sign up or use their University information and email address to sign up.

Total cost for this 15t front sprocket was $12.36. JT Sprockets. It says that it is for a 2009 klx 250sf but if the counter shaft is the same there is no reason that it shouldn't fit.

 

I use google shopping and amazon for almost everything i order anymore.

 

They show the same one for the 2006. I thought that they were different between the bikes?

 

I don't see why they would be different. Both bikes have the same counter shaft.

 

i'm looking for a 40t rear sprocket...i found one for the klx250, but it was aluminum...anybody know where they sell steel odd size sprockets for the klx250?

i currently have 15/39, but i think a 15/40 would be the perfect combination for my jetted klx250sf....

this is where i found the odd sized sprockets for the klx... http://www.sprocketcenter.com/c/4259...0sf-09-10.html

 

I may be wrong on this but I thought this was discussed on the forum.

 

Most everything has been discussed several times (at least) over; the trick is to find those previous discussions.

 

x2 on that, for oem parts i use bike bandit.

 

I haven't found anyone that beats RMATV on their out the door price. Shipping is $7 on most orders. Free on orders over $100. And no sales tax. They may not be the lowest price per line item, but their shipping rates kill the comp. I just bought some oem parts and RMATV was the lowest. Kawasakiparts is usually lower per line item, but their shipping charges makes them loose the sale.