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1979 Honda CB750K / CB750L Steel Rear Sprocket ~ 38 Tooth X 630 Type ~ Replaces 41200-425-670

$54.95 USD
22-0317
Replace your 1979 DOHC CB750K or CB750L rear sprocket with this Steel Rear Sprocket, 38 tooth, for 630 chain setup as came stock. Replaces...

1979 Honda CB750F / CB750K / CB750L Steel Front Sprocket ~ 15 Tooth X 630 ~ Replaces 23801-425-670

$39.95 USD
23-0402
Replace your 1979 DOHC CB750 front sprocket with this Steel Front Sprocket, 15 tooth, for 630 chain setup as came stock. Replaces OEM #23801-425-670.Please...

1979 Honda CB750K · Sprockets Buying guide

Match both sprocket listings to the fitted chain setup

These are separate front and rear products with different references. Check tooth counts, chain specification and chain length together before deciding that either listing matches the arrangement you want to retain.

Check the current setup before placing the order

The product descriptions identify 630 chain applications and ask you to confirm tooth count and chain length. Those checks still matter on a model-specific page. Record what is fitted to the motorcycle and verify that the listed front and rear choices suit the arrangement being retained.

Use separate references for the two locations

The front sprocket references 23801-425-670 and the rear references 41200-425-670. Keep those identities clear in your order, even if you are replacing both. Their separate listings should not be treated as a combined sprocket-and-chain kit without checking exactly what each product supplies.

Common questions

What tooth counts are offered in the featured listings?

The front listing specifies fifteen teeth and the rear specifies thirty-eight, with both described for 630 chain. Count the teeth on the installed parts and check chain length before selecting them for the motorcycle as it is currently fitted.

Can I use these listings if the motorcycle has a changed chain setup?

Compare the chain specification and both sprockets first. These two listings expressly describe 630 applications. If the fitted setup differs, confirm the required parts rather than assuming a 1979 model match establishes compatibility with the altered drive arrangement.

Are the front and rear sprockets one package?

They are separate products, each with its own reference and specification. Choose the location needed or compare both when planning a larger drive repair. Read each listing before assuming a package also supplies a chain or additional mounting hardware.

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