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1969 Honda CB750K · Sprockets Buying guide
Two front sprocket applications meet at consecutive engine numbers. Start with that distinction, then compare tooth counts, chain setup and retaining hardware with the parts currently fitted to your motorcycle.
Early-engine front sprocketFront sprocket listing for 1969–70 CB750K engines up to number 1003527. Check the application before selecting.View part
Later-engine 17-tooth front sprocketSeventeen-tooth steel sprocket for 530 chain; CB750K 1969–70 application begins at engine number 1003528.View part
45-tooth rear sprocket with dust plateListed for the 1969 CB750K and 530 chain setup. Count the fitted teeth and check the chain arrangement.View part
Related parts: Front sprocket lock plate with bolts · Rear sprocket lock washer pair
The early front sprocket listing applies up to engine number 1003527. The 17-tooth 530 front sprocket listing begins at 1003528 for the early CB750K. Compare those applications with the engine fitted to the bike before deciding which front sprocket to order.
The rear listing describes a 45-tooth sprocket for a 530 setup and directs buyers to count teeth and check chain length. Compare both sprockets and the fitted chain together, especially where a previous owner changed gearing. Choose retaining hardware from its own application and contents.
Their stated applications split at engine numbers 1003527 and 1003528. Use the number on the engine being serviced and compare the fitted sprocket and chain arrangement with the appropriate listing before ordering.
Its listing specifies a 530 chain setup and a 1969 CB750K application. Confirm your motorcycle still uses that arrangement, count the fitted teeth and compare chain requirements before choosing it for a modified bike.
Retaining pieces are listed separately here. The front lock plate set includes two bolts, while the rear tongued lock washers are a two-pack. Read the chosen sprocket contents and add only the required hardware.
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