44 Tooth Rear Drive Sprocket for Honda CB750F 1980-1982 CB 750F
44 Tooth Rear Drive Sprocket for Honda CB750F 1980-1982 CB 750F
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44 Tooth Rear Drive Sprocket for Honda
This 44 tooth rear drive sprocket for Honda CB750F models from 1980 to 1982 delivers dependable power transfer to the rear wheel.
Overview
This rear drive sprocket for Honda is a direct replacement for the worn or damaged sprocket on CB750F models made between 1980 and 1982. The 44 tooth rear drive sprocket restores the original drive ratio so acceleration and top-end behavior stay consistent with factory tuning. It suits riders maintaining a classic CB750F who want a straightforward bolt-on replacement.
Built For Performance
- 44 tooth count matches the factory rear sprocket size for CB750F models from 1980 to 1982
- Machined tooth profile for smooth chain engagement and reduced drivetrain noise
- Steel construction resists wear under regular street riding loads
- Precision bolt pattern for direct mounting to the rear wheel hub
- Balanced design helps limit vibration at highway speeds
Fits These Machines
- for Honda CB750F 1980
- for Honda CB750F 1981
- for Honda CB750F 1982
On-The-Job Use
- Replacing a hooked or worn rear sprocket during routine drivetrain service
- Sprocket and chain refresh on a restored classic CB750F
- Scheduled maintenance on a daily-ridden CB750F
Specs At A Glance
| Part Type | Rear Drive Sprocket |
| Tooth Count | 44 |
| Position | Rear |
| Material | Steel |
| Compatible Models | for Honda CB750F 1980-1982 |
Good To Know
Q: Can I replace only the rear sprocket? A: It is best practice to replace the front sprocket and chain together with the rear sprocket so all three wear as a matched set and last longer.
Q: Will this change my gearing? A: This sprocket matches the stock 44 tooth count for the listed CB750F years, so the drive ratio stays close to the factory setup.
Good To Know
Q: Can I replace only the rear sprocket? A: It is best practice to replace the front sprocket and chain together with the rear sprocket so all three wear as a matched set and last longer.
Q: Will this change my gearing? A: This sprocket matches the stock 44 tooth count for the listed CB750F years, so the drive ratio stays close to the factory setup.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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