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1981-82 Honda CB900F Rear Sprocket ~ 44 Tooth ~ Replaces 41200-438-000

99-4805
$39.95 USD

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1981-82 Honda CB900F Rear Sprocket ~ 44 Tooth ~ Replaces 41200-438-000
$39.95 USD
Description

44 tooth rear sprocket built as a stock-size replacement, matching OEM reference 41200-438-000. Keeps the original gearing setup intact for a consistent ride and predictable performance.

Rear sprockets naturally wear from constant chain contact. Swapping in a fresh one helps keep drivetrain movement smooth and reduces excess wear on the chain.

Key Features

• 44 tooth rear sprocket (stock size)
• Replaces OEM# 41200-438-000
• Maintains factory gearing and ride characteristics
• Supports smooth and consistent power transfer
• Durable construction for long service life
• Sold individually

Important Note

• Count your sprocket teeth and check chain length before ordering

Fitment / Compatibility

• Honda CB900F (1981–1982) Supersport

Part Number: 99-4805

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Make Model Year
Honda CB900F Supersport 1981
Honda CB900F 1982

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Canada2–6 business days

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the 44-tooth rear sprocket stock size for a 1981-1982 Honda CB900F?

Yes. One 44-tooth stock-size rear sprocket replacing Honda OEM 41200-438-000 is included for the 1981-1982 CB900F.

What must be measured before installing the CB900F rear sprocket?

Verify chain pitch, center bore, bolt circle, bolt-hole size and offset against the original wheel. A 44-tooth sprocket with a different mounting pattern will not fit.

How should the final drive be serviced with a new sprocket?

Inspect the front sprocket and chain for hooked teeth, tight links or stretch and replace worn components together. Torque sprocket fasteners correctly and set rear-wheel alignment and chain slack to Honda specifications.

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