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1982 Honda CB450SC Nighthawk Front Sprockets & Lock Plates

Compare the front sprocket fitted to your 1982 CB450SC Nighthawk before choosing the listed 17-tooth replacement. Tooth count affects the gearing choice, and the chain, splines, offset and retaining arrangement must also match. The lock plate and its two bolts are a separate hardware set.

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Honda CB750 CB650 CB550 front sprocket lock plate set 23811-292-000

Honda CB Front Sprocket Lock Plate Set ~ Replaces 23811-292-000

$5.95 USD
49-0782
Replace your front sprocket lock plate with this Front Sprocket Lock Plate with 2 lock plate bolts. Always good to replace these when installing...
Honda CB750 CB450 CB400 CB350 CL450K0 steel front sprocket 17 tooth

Honda CB Steel Front Sprocket ~ 17 Tooth

$23.45 USD
99-4817
Front sprocket designed for a range of Honda models. A critical drivetrain component, it transfers power from the engine to the chain, making proper...
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1982 Honda CB450SC Nighthawk · Front Sprockets Buying guide

Use the installed drive to assess the 17-tooth option

The sprocket is sold individually and is identified as a 17-tooth front replacement. The retaining set supplies one plate and two bolts. Check the current gearing and the condition of the complete final drive rather than treating a new front sprocket as the only purchasing decision.

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Honda CB Steel Front Sprocket ~ 17 Tooth 17-tooth steel front sprocketIndividually sold front sprocket with a stated 1982 CB450SC application. Verify the existing tooth count, chain specification, splines, offset and retaining arrangement before ordering.View part Honda CB Front Sprocket Lock Plate Set ~ Replaces 23811-292-000 Front lock plate with two boltsOne plate replaces 23811-292-000, with two bolts replacing 92101-06016-0A. The package supplies the retaining hardware for one compatible front sprocket.View part

Consider the current front and rear tooth counts

The sprocket information explains that a larger front tooth count generally lowers engine rpm at the same road speed while reducing mechanical leverage. The actual change depends on both existing sprockets. Establish the present gearing before deciding whether 17 teeth is the replacement you want.

Include worn retaining and drive pieces in the plan

The lock-plate information calls for replacing a bent, cracked or worn plate. The sprocket information also directs attention to hooked rear teeth, tight chain links and excessive stretch. Inspect these pieces together so remaining wear does not undermine the new front sprocket.

Front Sprockets buying questions

What should I compare if I want to keep the existing gearing?

Count the fitted front teeth and record the rear tooth count before selecting the 17-tooth replacement. Confirm chain pitch, spline profile, offset, retaining method and chain length as well; model application alone does not establish the current drive setup.

When should I add the lock-plate set to the sprocket order?

Inspect the existing plate for bending, cracks, worn bolt holes or insecure locking. The separate set provides one 23811-292-000 plate and two 92101-06016-0A bolts for one front sprocket. Renew damaged retaining hardware when planning the replacement.

Which remaining drive wear should affect the parts I order?

Inspect the chain and rear sprocket together. Hooked teeth, tight links or excessive chain stretch can quickly wear a new front sprocket. The product information recommends renewing worn components together, then following Honda specifications for slack and alignment.

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