CBR1000F VF1000R 18T 530


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CBR1000F VF1000R 18T 530

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Will the CBR1000F VF1000R 18T 530 sprocket work on my 80? The part number for the 80 sprocket shows that it is unique to the 80-82 but sometimes other part numbers can be the same item so I thought I would ask around.
http://www.spookytoms.com/SpookyTom-MTRCCLSTF.html

"66CL160, 68CL125A, 68CL450, 69CL125A, 69CB750, 71CB450, 71CB500, 71CB750, 72CB350F, 72CB750, 74CB750, 75CL360, 75CB550, 75CB750, 76CB750, 79CB750, 79CBX, 79CBX, 80CBX, 82CB750, 84VF700S 05HDSPORTSTER1200ROADSTER"

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EBAY 360192536142 says CB750 on the tag. The sprocket is an 18T but the bikes they say it fits use a 17T. Any cross references would be appreciated.
http://www.spookytoms.com/SpookyTom-MTRCCLSTF.html

"66CL160, 68CL125A, 68CL450, 69CL125A, 69CB750, 71CB450, 71CB500, 71CB750, 72CB350F, 72CB750, 74CB750, 75CL360, 75CB550, 75CB750, 76CB750, 79CB750, 79CBX, 79CBX, 80CBX, 82CB750, 84VF700S 05HDSPORTSTER1200ROADSTER"

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Re: CBR1000F VF1000R 18T 530

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twinegar wrote: The part number for the 80 sprocket shows that it is unique to the 80-82 but sometimes other part numbers can be the same item so I thought I would ask around.
The reason being the chain changed from 630 to 530 in 1980. Small differences in sprockets, i.e.: center hub diameter, number of mounting holes etc will cause a different part number. As long as the sprocket is flat and not offset, you can make almost anything fit.

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