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1976 Honda CB550F · Front Sprockets Buying guide
A modified rear drive can change the correct front sprocket choice. Compare the chain size and tooth count, inspect wear across the drive, and identify the retaining pieces that will be needed during the replacement.
The 17-tooth steel sprocket is listed for a 530-chain setup. Check the current drive rather than assuming every restored CB550F keeps that size or gearing. Chain length and adjustment range matter when changing the tooth count, so review the complete arrangement before choosing a replacement for a modified motorcycle.
The retaining plate set is separate from the sprocket and includes two bolts. Compare the plate shape and fastening method with the fitted drive, then inspect the remaining chain and sprockets for wear. Use the Honda manual for assembly; new retaining hardware does not establish that the rest of the drive is serviceable.
It is specified for a 530-chain setup and has 17 teeth. Confirm the chain size and existing tooth count before ordering, especially if an earlier owner changed the gearing or fitted a different chain-size conversion.
The plate is a separate product supplied with two bolts. It references 23811-292-000, while the sprocket references 23801-300-010. Compare the installed retention arrangement and select the needed pieces for that component.
Check the fitted chain length, condition and axle-adjustment range before selecting different gearing. This category offers a stated 17-tooth front option, but the motorcycle’s current setup still needs to be compared before making a change.
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