Front and rear sprockets are listed separately, with different chain sizes, tooth counts and materials across the range. Start with the position and your vehicle’s application, then compare the specifications for that reference.
Check whether you need a front or rear sprocket and confirm the position in the listing. A shared vehicle name does not make a front part suitable for the rear, or the reverse.
Use the chain size and tooth count specified for your machine and chain as comparison points. These details vary across the catalogue, so a similar-looking sprocket is no assurance of a match.
Read the material and any other listed specifications for the exact reference. Replacing both positions? Check each sprocket on its own and make sure the details suit the setup you intend to keep.
Browse front sprockets or rear sprockets, then use the application notes and specifications on the chosen listing.
Compare the complete model, year and part number before choosing a part.