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1970 Honda CL450K3 · Sprocket Retaining Hardware Buying guide
The useful ordering choice here is the front sprocket lock-plate set. Use the existing retaining arrangement and reference when selecting hardware, while checking sprocket and chain requirements separately for the actual drivetrain.
The package contains one front sprocket lock plate and two bolts. Its references are 23811-292-000 for the plate and 92101-06016-0A for the bolts. Compare those components with the existing arrangement instead of assuming every sprocket uses the same fastening.
Identify the installed tooth count, chain and retaining arrangement before ordering a sprocket. The lock plate set is a verified retaining-hardware choice for this application; it does not specify a gearing ratio or establish the correct chain length after a drivetrain change.
The lock-plate set includes two bolts. Check the condition and arrangement of the existing retainer and use the engine’s correct service information for the fastening procedure rather than guessing a tightening value.
No. The retaining set describes its plate and bolts, not the required tooth count. Establish the sprocket and chain combination separately, especially if the engine, rear wheel or gearing has changed.
Identify the front and rear sprockets and the chain actually fitted. A replacement engine or rear wheel can change the required combination, so establish the gearing and retaining arrangement together before buying replacement drive components.
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