45 Tooth Rear Drive Sprocket for Honda Interceptor VF1000F VF1000R
45 Tooth Rear Drive Sprocket for Honda Interceptor VF1000F VF1000R
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45 Tooth Rear Drive Sprocket for Honda Interceptor 1000
This 45 tooth rear drive sprocket is a replacement driveline part for the Honda Interceptor 1000 VF1000F and VF1000R, sized to the factory rear sprocket so chain alignment and final drive gearing stay correct.
Overview
This rear drive sprocket is made as a replacement for the Honda Interceptor 1000, giving VF1000F and VF1000R owners a fresh 45 tooth drive sprocket when the original is worn. The 45 tooth count keeps the stock final drive ratio on the Interceptor 1000, so the bike's original acceleration and cruising character are preserved. It suits owners and mechanics performing chain and sprocket service on these V4 machines.
Built For Performance
- 45 tooth count matches the stock rear gearing on the Interceptor 1000
- Machined tooth profile for smooth, consistent chain engagement
- Precision bolt pattern for a direct fit on the VF1000F and VF1000R rear hub
- Steel construction built for street and touring loads
- Intended to be replaced together with the front sprocket and chain for even wear
Fits These Machines
- for Honda Interceptor 1000 VF1000F 1984-1986
- for Honda Interceptor 1000 VF1000R 1984-1986
- for Honda VF1000F
- for Honda VF1000R
On-The-Job Use
- Chain and sprocket replacement on the Honda Interceptor 1000
- Restoring stock gearing after the original sprocket has worn
- Street and touring riding where factory drive ratios are preferred
- Shop service work needing a direct-fit rear sprocket for VF1000F or VF1000R
Specs At A Glance
| Part Type | Rear Drive Sprocket |
| Tooth Count | 45 |
| Position | Rear |
| Compatibility | for Honda Interceptor 1000 VF1000F/VF1000R 1984-1986 |
Good To Know
Q: Should I replace the chain and front sprocket at the same time? A: Yes, a new sprocket paired with a worn chain wears quickly, so replacing the set together protects the new rear sprocket and extends chain life. Q: Does the 45 tooth count change my gearing? A: A 45 tooth rear matches the stock count for these models, so the final drive ratio stays as originally designed.
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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