Two parts are easy to confuse. The 15-tooth sprocket replaces 23801-348-690 and its text never names the CB500T, so count teeth before you treat it as a match. The lock plate does name the 1975-76 CB500T and includes two bolts.
15 tooth front sprocket designed as a direct replacement for the original Honda component, matching OEM reference 23801-348-690. Plays a key role in final...
The sprocket is sold one at a time and asks you to count teeth. The lock plate is a plate plus two bolts, Honda 23811-292-000, and it does name this twin. A new sprocket is a good time to replace the plate.
A 15-tooth sprocket changes final gearing only if 15 is the count you are replacing. The sprocket text says to count the teeth on your sprocket and does not put the CB500T in the fitment text. If your sprocket is not 15-tooth, this is the wrong piece even though the category includes it.
The plate is not optional hardware you invent
The lock plate set is the plate and two bolts. It names the 1975-76 CB500T among several other Hondas. It does not include the sprocket. If the plate tabs are bent flat from the last install, replace the plate when you fit a sprocket.
Sprocket questions
Does the 15-tooth sprocket name the 1976 CB500T?
No. The description tells you to count teeth and replace 23801-348-690. It does not name this twin. Confirm the tooth count on the sprocket you removed.
What comes with the lock plate?
The plate and two bolts. The plate replaces 23811-292-000 and the bolts replace 92101-06016-0A. The sprocket is separate.
Should I replace the plate with the sprocket?
The plate description says to replace the plate and bolts when you install a sprocket. They are still two purchases.
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