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1982 Honda CB750K · Front & Rear Sprockets Buying guide
Front and rear tooth counts describe different positions in the same drive system. Match the chain type and installed gearing, then inspect the rest of the final drive before replacing an individual sprocket.
The listed front sprocket has eighteen teeth and the rear has forty-six. Record the current tooth counts, chain specification and adjustment position before ordering. A previous owner may have changed the gearing, so the motorcycle year alone does not describe the present combination.
A different tooth count can affect the chain length and available adjustment. If the bike has modified gearing, verify the intended combination against the installed wheel and drive components. Do not select a sprocket solely because its mounting pattern appears similar in a photograph.
The current front option is eighteen teeth and the rear option is forty-six teeth. Both are described for a 530 chain arrangement; compare these details with the setup on your motorcycle.
No. The listings ask you to check chain length and tooth counts. Confirm the actual final-drive combination and adjustment range before selecting a chain or changing the installed gearing.
Yes. Assess the chain and both sprockets as an assembly before ordering parts. That inspection establishes the repair scope; a category listing cannot determine the wear condition of the components on your bike.
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