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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...

1971 Honda SL350K1 · Sprocket Retaining Hardware Buying guide

Identify the sprocket’s retaining hardware

The set supplies a front sprocket lock plate and two bolts. Its purpose is retention; selecting it requires checking the sprocket and output-shaft arrangement already on the engine, particularly after earlier modifications.

Order the plate and bolts together

The package combines the retaining plate with two bolts. Its references identify the plate as 23811-292-000 and the bolts as 92101-06016-0A. Use those references to compare the required hardware without interpreting them as a sprocket size or tooth-count specification.

Check the surrounding drive components

Inspect the existing sprocket, shaft and retaining arrangement before deciding the repair scope. Hardware alone will not establish whether those components are serviceable. Follow the appropriate manual for removal, inspection and fastening requirements rather than copying specifications from another Honda model.

Buying questions

Does the set include the bolts I need for the plate?

Yes. Its stated contents are the front sprocket lock plate and two bolts. Verify the plate and bolt arrangement against the sprocket actually fitted before ordering the set.

Can the reference number tell me which sprocket tooth count to buy?

The reference identifies the retaining plate, not gearing. Choose a sprocket using the correct application and the drive-system requirements, then check that its retaining arrangement matches the intended hardware.

What should I check if the engine or front sprocket has been changed?

Identify the fitted engine, output shaft and sprocket retention arrangement. Compare the plate profile and bolt locations; the motorcycle’s model label alone cannot establish compatibility after those changes.

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