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02 Oct 2008 18:09 #239859 by thadley55
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The picture didnt load,this is a front sproket. Maybe I have another picture?

1975 XL125 Honda first bike
1993? VTR 250 Honda gone
1983 LTD 440 Yammy gone
1988 CBR 600 Honda gladly gone!!
1976 KZ900 daily driver
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02 Oct 2008 18:50 #239863 by thadley55
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okay it's me again sorry 'bout the confusion that is the right picture of the right sprocket the front not the rear:blink:

1975 XL125 Honda first bike
1993? VTR 250 Honda gone
1983 LTD 440 Yammy gone
1988 CBR 600 Honda gladly gone!!
1976 KZ900 daily driver

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02 Oct 2008 20:01 #239873 by timebomb33
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hey there its finished . that hole your refering to is for a locator tab for the washer underneath the countershaft nut you put the tab in that hole before you tourque the nut down to spec then fold the washer up against the nut. i always put red locktite on the treads before i tighten it. i hope that helps.

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03 Oct 2008 19:35 #240046 by gane
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Thadley.at a glance, I'd say your' sprocket is aftermarket, and is configured to fit at least 3 different locking configuations. 1, indeed would use the pin hole as a washer locater, 2nd (as on my 1000) meshes the inner splines, and 3rd, a lock plate which sits in a groove outside the sprocket in the output shaft, bolting to the sprocket and using no nut (common for Honda) whatever your configuration,if your' bike uses a nut, use the right one.(and if there is an inset, it goes in)on many models the counter shaft is located by being drawn out of the cases via the sprocket nut. hope this helps g

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