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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...

1974 Honda CB360G · Sprocket Lock Plates Buying guide

Identify the front sprocket retaining set

This route’s verified choice is a lock plate and bolts, rather than a toothed sprocket. Keep retention hardware on its own order line and check it alongside the sprocket being fitted.

Read the set as retention hardware

One set includes the lock plate and two lock-plate bolts. The plate reference is 23811-292-000, while the bolts reference 92101-06016-0A. Those contents make this useful for a front sprocket service, without implying that a new toothed sprocket is part of the package.

Check a changed sprocket carefully

If the front sprocket has been replaced with an aftermarket design, compare its retaining arrangement before selecting this plate. Use the Honda service information and applicable component instructions for assembly. Condition, engagement and correct fastening matter more than matching the general appearance of the old plate.

Sprocket Lock Plates questions

How many bolts are included in one set?

The set contains two bolts with one front sprocket lock plate. Keep the plate and bolt references together when checking an old or incomplete retaining assembly.

Can I use the set with an aftermarket front sprocket?

Check that sprocket’s retaining features against the original-style lock plate and bolts. The CB360G application does not establish compatibility with every aftermarket sprocket design or modified output-shaft arrangement.

Where do I find the correct tightening specification?

Use the Honda service information for the CB360G retaining assembly, together with any instructions for changed components. Do not infer a torque specification from bolt appearance or package size.

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