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Old 01-14-2007, 11:01 PM   #1
 
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Does anyone have a Honda PN for an 18 tooth front sprocket?

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Old 01-14-2007, 11:05 PM   #2
 
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Does anyone have a Honda PN for an 18 tooth front sprocket?

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No such thing as far as I know. A VFR Honda sprocket is 16T but haven't found any 18T's from honda.
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Old 01-14-2007, 11:43 PM   #3
 
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Some aftermarket manufacturers make 18 tooth sprockets.

Dennis Kirk | Metric Bikes Main Page

This is a list of the Honda's that can use the same front sprocket.

Honda - CB1000 1994
Honda - CB1000 1995
Honda - CB1100F 1983
Honda - CB750C Custom 1980
Honda - CB750C Custom 1981
Honda - CB750C Custom 1982
Honda - CB750F Super Sport 1979
Honda - CB750F Super Sport 1980
Honda - CB750F Super Sport 1981
Honda - CB750F Super Sport 1982
Honda - CB750K 1979
Honda - CB750K 1980
Honda - CB750K 1981
Honda - CB750K 1982
Honda - CB750L 1979
Honda - CB750SC Nighthawk 1982
Honda - CB750SC Nighthawk 1983
Honda - CB900F Super Sport 1981
Honda - CB900F Super Sport 1982
Honda - CBR1000F 1990
Honda - CBR1000F 1991
Honda - CBR1000F 1993
Honda - CBR1000F 1994
Honda - CBR1000F 1995
Honda - CBR1000F 1996
Honda - CBR1000F Hurricane 1987
Honda - CBR1000F Hurricane 1988
Honda - CBR1100XX 1997
Honda - CBR1100XX 1998
Honda - VF1000F Interceptor 1984
Honda - VF1000R 1985
Honda - VF1000R 1986
Honda - VF700F Interceptor 1984
Honda - VF700F Interceptor 1985
Honda - VF750F V45 Interceptor 1983
Honda - VF750F V45 Interceptor 1984
Honda - VFR700F Interceptor 1986
Honda - VFR700F2 Interceptor 1986
Honda - VFR700F2 Interceptor 1987
Honda - VFR750F 750 Interceptor 1986
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Old 01-15-2007, 3:55 AM   #4

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The standard front sprocket is 17 t you can get from 14-18 on the front or 28 tooth-71 tooth for the rear , normally 45tooth
at this site.. Hope this helps
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what others have said is correct... Honda does not make a rubber-damped 18t, but honestly, I've been running an 18 for ~17,000 miles, and could not be happier with it, and despite not being rubber damped, chain wear seems fine, and there is almost no more vibration than the stocker...

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Thanks guys, this is just the info I was looking for....

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Only thing I noticed was the sprocket is noisier without the rubber dampening.
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Only thing I noticed was the sprocket is noisier without the rubber dampening.
I found that when I have my ear plugs in, I don't notice
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Honda says the standard sprockets are 17T in front and 45T in rear. I can order a 18T sprocket from Parts Unlimited PN K22-2581 with a retail price of $19.95 plus shipping. As an employee, I can cut the price to $12.76 plus shipping for a fellow Bird owner.
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I found that when I have my ear plugs in, I don't notice
This is very true!
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my bikes booked in for the 25th this month for new chain and sprockets £120 fitted best deal i could get fitted,
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