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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...

1982-83 Honda CB750SC Steel Rear Sprocket ~ 43 Tooth X 530 Type ~ Replaces 41200-MB6-630

$47.95 USD
22-0319
Replace your CB750SC Nighthawk rear sprocket with this Steel Rear Sprocket, 43 tooth, for 530-88 chain setup. Replaces OEM #41200-MB6-630.Please count your sprocket teeth...

1983 Honda CB750SC · Front Sprocket Buying guide

Confirm the front sprocket within the complete drive

An 18-tooth front option is only one part of the final drive. Match its application and chain type, then assess the rear sprocket and fitted chain rather than assuming one new component defines the whole setup.

Keep the sprocket’s location clear

The featured part is the front sprocket, with 18 teeth and replacement reference 23801-445-770. Match its mounting to the existing assembly. A rear sprocket with a different tooth count is a separate part and cannot be chosen by the front product’s reference.

Review changes before ordering

Earlier modifications can change gearing, wheel position and chain requirements. Record the installed parts and have worn components assessed together. Confirm chain type, length and adjustment range for the complete drive from the correct service information before choosing the replacement combination.

Front Sprocket questions

Which reference identifies the front sprocket?

The 18-tooth steel front sprocket replaces reference 23801-445-770 for a 530-chain setup. Compare that reference and the existing mounting arrangement before selecting it for the fitted final drive.

Should I count the old teeth first?

Yes. Record both installed sprocket counts and identify the chain type. Previous gearing changes can affect which replacement combination is appropriate for the motorcycle.

Can a sprocket description establish chain length?

Not by itself. Confirm chain length and adjustment range for the complete fitted drive using the applicable model information and any documented modifications before ordering a chain.

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