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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...

1972-76 Honda CB750K Steel Front Sprocket ~ 18 Tooth X 530 ~ Replaces 23801-300-620

$34.95 USD
23-0401
Replace your SOHC CB750K front sprocket with this Steel Front Sprocket, 18 tooth, for 530 chain setup as came stock. Replaces OEM #23801-300-620.Please count...

1970-76 Honda CB750A / CB750F / CB750K Steel Rear Sprocket ~ 48 Tooth X 530 Type ~ Replaces 41201-300-870

$74.95 USD
22-0303
Replace your SOHC CB750 rear sprocket with this Steel Rear Sprocket with Dust Plate, 48 tooth, for 530 chain setup as came stock. Replaces...

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...
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Honda CB750 primary chain tensioner

1969-78 Honda CB750 Primary Chain Tensioner ~ Genuine Honda Brand

$219.95 USD
99-5460
Upgrade or restore your classic Honda motorcycle with this Primary Chain Tensioner — a genuine Honda brand part engineered for correct fit and dependable...

1976 Honda CB750K · Sprockets Buying guide

Gearing and hardware together

Both sprocket listings ask you to count teeth and check chain length before ordering. Plan the retaining hardware at the same time, because the lock plate and tongued washers are inexpensive and listed separately.

Check the chain as well

The sprocket listings ask you to check chain length, yet no drive chain is listed in this category. Inspect the chain you have, confirm it is the 530 type and measure its length before pairing it with new 18-tooth and 48-tooth sprockets.

Small retaining parts

The front lock plate listing includes two bolts and suggests renewing it whenever a new front sprocket goes on. The rear tongued lock washers come as a pair, and the stud set supplies four bolts with four nuts. Check how many your hub uses.

Sprocket questions

Are these the stock tooth counts?

The listings describe the 18-tooth front and 48-tooth rear sprockets as the stock 530 setup. Gearing may have been changed on your bike, so count the teeth on the fitted sprockets before relying on that description.

Does the rear sprocket include the dust plate?

Yes. The rear sprocket listing describes a steel 48-tooth sprocket with dust plate. Fastening hardware is not mentioned, so check the stud bolt, nut and lock washer listings for the parts you need.

Is the primary chain tensioner a sprocket part?

No. The genuine Honda primary chain tensioner appears in this category but belongs to the internal primary drive of the engine. Plan it with bottom-end engine work rather than with external sprocket replacement.

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