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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 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...

1985 Honda CB450SC Nighthawk · Sprockets Buying guide

Establish the present gearing and retention condition

The steel sprocket is sold individually with 17 teeth. The separate lock-plate set contains one 23811-292-000 plate and two 92101-06016-0A bolts for one front sprocket. Compare the chain pitch, spline, offset and retaining method with the fitted assembly before choosing either item.

Consider the rear gearing before choosing 17 teeth

A 17-tooth front sprocket gives lower engine rpm and less mechanical leverage than a smaller front sprocket, but the actual change depends on both current tooth counts. Record the front and rear counts first. Verify the required chain dimensions and length before using that comparison to finalize a gearing change.

Include worn drive and retaining pieces in the assessment

Hooked rear teeth, tight chain links or excessive chain stretch can wear a new front sprocket quickly. Renew worn drive components together. A bent or cracked plate, worn bolt holes or insecure locking also warrants replacement; use the Honda requirements for final slack, alignment and retention.

Sprockets purchase questions

Will choosing 17 teeth preserve the gearing already on my motorcycle?

Only if it matches the current front tooth count and the rest of the drive remains suitable. A change from a smaller front sprocket lowers rpm and reduces mechanical leverage; assess it using both current sprocket counts and the chain requirements.

What wear findings should expand the order beyond a new front sprocket?

Include worn drive components when the rear sprocket has hooked teeth, the chain has tight links or excessive stretch, or the drive set otherwise needs renewal. Those conditions can shorten the new sprocket’s life; arrange replacement and adjustment to Honda specifications.

When should the retaining plate set go on the parts list?

Add it when the existing plate is bent, cracked, has worn bolt holes or no longer locks securely. The replacement set contains one 23811-292-000 plate and two 92101-06016-0A bolts, enough for the listed one-front-sprocket retaining arrangement.

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