CT90 Chain and 15/45 Sprocket Set for Honda CT90 Trail 1968-1979 CT 90
CT90 Chain and 15/45 Sprocket Set for Honda CT90 Trail 1968-1979 CT 90
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Chain and 15/45 Sprocket Set for Honda CT90 Trail
This chain and 15/45 sprocket set is a complete drive replacement for the Honda CT90 Trail, delivering the gearing ratio the bike was built to run.
Overview
This chain and 15/45 sprocket set is a direct-fit drive package for the Honda CT90 Trail. The 15-tooth front and 45-tooth rear sprockets pair with a matched chain to restore dependable power delivery to the rear wheel. Riders maintaining a vintage CT90 Trail will find this set covers the whole drivetrain in one purchase.
Built For Performance
- 15-tooth front sprocket matched to a 45-tooth rear for the factory CT90 gear ratio
- Matched chain sized to the sprocket set for correct length out of the box
- Steel sprocket construction built to resist wear under load
- Roller chain designed for consistent torque transfer to the rear wheel
- Complete set covers front, rear, and chain in a single purchase
Fits These Machines
- for Honda CT90 Trail 1968
- for Honda CT90 Trail 1969
- for Honda CT90 Trail 1970
- for Honda CT90 Trail 1971
- for Honda CT90 Trail 1972
- for Honda CT90 Trail 1973
- for Honda CT90 Trail 1974
- for Honda CT90 Trail 1975
- for Honda CT90 Trail 1976
- for Honda CT90 Trail 1977
- for Honda CT90 Trail 1978
- for Honda CT90 Trail 1979
On-The-Job Use
- Routine drivetrain refresh on a vintage CT90 Trail
- Replacing a stretched chain and hooked sprocket teeth
- Restoring factory gearing after a worn set is removed
- Trail riding and light off-road use where reliable drive matters
Specs At A Glance
| Front Sprocket Teeth | 15 |
| Rear Sprocket Teeth | 45 |
| Set Includes | Front sprocket, rear sprocket, chain |
| Fitment Years | 1968-1979 |
Good To Know
Q: Does this set include the chain, front sprocket, and rear sprocket? A: Yes, the set is sold as a chain and sprocket package with the 15-tooth front and 45-tooth rear sprocket together. Confirm your bike's year and current gearing before ordering.
Q: Will the chain need to be shortened before installation? A: Chain length can vary with rear wheel position and any suspension changes. Test-fit the chain on the bike and cut links only if needed for correct adjustment.
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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