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1983 Honda CB1100F · Sprockets Buying guide
This sprocket is described as stock size, so it keeps the original final gearing. Worn teeth also wear the chain, so inspect both together before deciding what to replace.
Rear sprockets carry constant chain load and wear gradually. Hooked or pointed teeth mean the sprocket is worn, and a worn sprocket shortens chain life. Many owners change sprockets and chain as a set rather than one at a time.
The listing names 41200-MZ2-890, 41200-MG5-670, 41200-MS2-000, 41200-MA2-000 and 41200-MC8-670. If your sprocket carries one of these numbers and has 42 teeth, it matches the stock size this listing replaces. If it does not, the gearing on your bike may have been altered at some point.
No. The listing describes it as a 42 tooth stock-size replacement that maintains factory gearing. Changing the tooth count would alter gearing, and this listing is not offered in other sizes.
No. The rear sprocket is sold individually, and no front sprocket is listed in this category for the 1983 CB1100F. Check the front sprocket for wear at the same time.
The listing asks you to count your sprocket teeth and check chain length first. Also compare the OEM number on your part with the five numbers it lists.
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