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1972 Honda CB350F0 · Front Sprocket & Lock Plate Buying guide
The front sprocket transfers drive to the rear-wheel chain; its retaining plate is a separate service piece. A listed 17-tooth option is a product specification, not proof of what an older motorcycle currently has fitted.
A previous owner may have changed the gearing or rear-wheel chain setup. Check the existing tooth count and chain configuration before ordering the 17-tooth sprocket. Have the complete drive assessed when teeth or chain wear are evident instead of choosing one new part in isolation.
The lock-plate set contains one plate and two bolts, with separate references for the plate and bolts. Inspect the original retention components while the sprocket is accessible. Use the correct CB350F installation procedure and tightening specifications; a new plate is not a substitute for checking the fitted arrangement.
It is the tooth count of this product. An older CB350F may have been altered, so count the existing sprocket teeth and compare the chain and rear sprocket before choosing it.
One front sprocket retaining plate and two bolts are included. The sprocket is a separate product, so select the plate set when the retaining hardware is also part of your repair.
Inspect the whole final-drive setup first. Tooth count, existing wear and the available chain adjustment affect the order. Use the CB350F service information or a qualified mechanic to establish a compatible replacement arrangement.
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