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1973 Honda CB350G Sprocket Retaining Hardware

The current CB350G sprocket selection is a front sprocket lock-plate set, supplied with two bolts. It is useful when renewing damaged or missing retaining hardware. Inspect the installed sprocket and shaft arrangement before ordering, particularly where the final drive has been modified.

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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...
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1973 Honda CB350G · Sprocket Retaining Hardware Buying guide

Check the front sprocket’s retaining arrangement

This route provides retaining hardware rather than a choice of sprocket tooth counts. Confirm that the lock-plate arrangement matches your motorcycle and keep gearing decisions separate from the fastener order.

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Honda CB Front Sprocket Lock Plate Set ~ Replaces 23811-292-000 Front sprocket lock-plate setLock plate supplied with two securing bolts for the front sprocket.View part

A small set with specific contents

The set contains a front sprocket lock plate and two bolts. That makes the supplied hardware clear when replacing a missing or damaged retainer. It does not establish a new chain size or gearing combination for the motorcycle.

Inspect before reusing related parts

Look over the sprocket and its mating retention features during service. Changed sprockets can use details that need checking against their own instructions. Follow the Honda manual and relevant part instructions for final assembly rather than guessing fastening specifications.

Buying questions

Are the retaining bolts included?

Yes. The lock-plate set contains the plate and two bolts. Compare the fitted arrangement before ordering, especially if the front sprocket is aftermarket.

Will it work with an aftermarket front sprocket?

Compare the sprocket’s retaining arrangement with this lock plate and the original setup. Confirm the sprocket maker’s requirements before assuming that every aftermarket design uses the same hardware.

When should I renew the lock plate and bolts?

Inspect the plate and both bolts when servicing the front sprocket. Replace damaged or missing hardware, and check the mating retention features before deciding that a new set completes the repair.

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