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1979-83 Honda CB750 Steel Front Sprocket ~ 18 Tooth X 530 ~ Replaces 23801-445-770

$34.95 USD
23-0405
Replace your 1980+ DOHC CB750 front sprocket with this Steel Front Sprocket, 18 tooth, for 530 chain setup as came stock. Replaces OEM #23801-445-770.Please...

1980-82 Honda CB750F Steel Rear Sprocket ~ 46 Tooth X 530 Type ~ Replaces 41200-445-770

$59.95 USD
22-0305
Replace your DOHC CB750F rear sprocket with this Steel Rear Sprocket with Dust Plate, 46 tooth, for 530 chain setup as came stock. Replaces...

1982 Honda CB750F · Sprockets Buying guide

Check the fitted gearing before replacing either sprocket

Front and rear sprockets must suit the same chain type and the bike’s fitted arrangement. Compare the tooth counts, mounting and chain length before using the listed 1980–82 CB750F replacement choices.

Keep the front and rear specifications together

The front choice is 18 teeth for 530 chain; the rear choice is 46 teeth for the same chain type. Check the chain and both sprockets on the motorcycle. A different tooth count or an earlier conversion changes the order requirements even when the model year is correct.

Treat changed gearing as a separate plan

If you want to keep a previous owner’s gearing or alter it again, confirm the required sprockets and chain length before ordering. The rear product includes a dust plate. Compare the complete rear arrangement so the order follows the fitted wheel and drive assembly.

Front & Rear Sprockets questions

Do these sprockets use the same chain type?

Yes. Both featured products are specified for a 530 chain setup. The front has 18 teeth and the rear has 46 teeth. Check that your fitted chain and sprockets have not been converted to another type.

Does the rear sprocket include the dust plate?

Yes. The 46-tooth rear sprocket is supplied with a dust plate. Compare the rear mounting and existing arrangement against reference 41200-445-770, particularly if the motorcycle has a changed rear wheel.

Will a tooth-count change use the same chain length?

Do not assume it will. The product guidance calls for checking sprocket teeth and chain length before ordering. Confirm the planned gearing and chain requirement together, rather than choosing a different tooth count from model fitment alone.

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