The listed 1981 CB650C front sprocket has 16 teeth for a 530-chain arrangement. Confirm those details on the motorcycle before ordering. The retaining plate is a separate service part, so inspect it with the sprocket rather than treating tooth count as the only check.
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Replace your CB650 front sprocket with this Steel Front Sprocket, 16 tooth, for 530 chain setup as came stock. Replaces OEM #23801-426-000.Please count your...
Confirm the drive setup and its retaining hardware
The steel sprocket and lock-plate set are complementary choices for different components. Compare the fitted chain, rear sprocket and front retention before deciding what needs replacement on a standard or previously modified final drive.
The product gives a 16-tooth stock-type front application, but the installed motorcycle may have been regeared. Record the actual tooth counts and chain specification before purchasing. Do not assume restoring one sprocket alone returns an altered setup to the original arrangement.
Keep the retaining set separate
The lock-plate package includes two bolts. Match the plate to the sprocket-retaining arrangement and follow the service manual for fitting and tightening. The presence of new hardware does not remove the need to inspect the shaft and related components.
Sprocket & Retaining Plate questions
What should I check before choosing a replacement sprocket?
Confirm that the chain and both sprockets use the same 530 specification. Count the fitted sprocket teeth, inspect both sprockets and the chain together, and verify the required chain length and adjustment range before ordering.
When should the front-sprocket lock plate be replaced?
Replace a plate that is bent, cracked, worn at the bolt holes or no longer locks securely. Inspect it when replacing the front sprocket and renew damaged retaining hardware as the repair requires.
Will a different rear sprocket change the choice?
Consider the complete gearing and chain arrangement together. Verify the installed rear tooth count and chain length before deciding whether this front sprocket is appropriate.
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