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1969-78 Honda CB750 Rear Sprocket Washer Set

$9.50 USD
29-7012
Replace your rear sprocket lock washers with this Rear Sprocket Tongued Lock Washer 2-pack, replacing OEM #94108-17000.Key Features• Rear sprocket tongued lock washer, 2-pack•...

Honda CB Front Sprocket Lock Plate Set ~ Replaces 23811-292-000

$5.95 USD
49-0782
Replace your front sprocket lock plate with this Front Sprocket Lock Plate with 2 lock plate bolts. Always good to replace these when installing...

1972-78 Honda CB750A / CB750F / CB750K Rear Sprocket Bolt & Nut Set ~ Replaces 90128-341-000

$13.95 USD
29-7023
Restore your rear sprocket hardware with this Rear Sprocket Stud Bolt (12 x 54) & Nut Set. Set includes 4 stud bolts and 4...

1978 Honda CB750A · Sprocket Mounting Hardware Buying guide

Identify front retention parts and rear mounting pieces

Separate front retention work from rear sprocket mounting repairs. Keep the removed hardware identified by location before selecting the lock plate, washers or stud-and-nut package.

Choose the hardware by its mounting location

The front lock plate and rear tongued washers are different retention pieces, with separate references and photographs. Compare the parts removed from the actual motorcycle before choosing. If a sprocket carrier or wheel has been changed, provide its details instead of assuming the original-model hardware arrangement still applies.

Identify any sprocket replacement independently

If the job also needs a toothed sprocket, record the fitted part and required gearing separately. The mounting hardware’s application does not identify the sprocket or chain specification.

Common questions

Does the front plate package include a sprocket?

Its contents are a lock plate and two lock-plate bolts. The description does not list a toothed sprocket. Compare the existing front retention parts with the set and identify a sprocket purchase separately if that is also part of the repair.

How many rear fasteners are in the stud set?

The rear set states four stud bolts and four nuts. It describes fastening the center wheel flange to the rear sprocket. Compare that package with the fitted assembly; do not assume that its nuts or washers are part of the separate washer packet.

Can these listings establish the motorcycle’s gearing?

No tooth count or replacement sprocket specification is supplied by these hardware packages. Their job is identified through mounting and retention descriptions. Use the installed front and rear sprockets, plus the actual proposed replacements, when reviewing gearing or chain requirements.

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