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1978 Honda CB750A · Chain Adjusters Buying guide
The adjuster set contains two adjusters, two adjusting bolts and two nuts. The stopper listing is a separate two-piece package. Inspect the installed pieces so those quantities address the actual repair.
An adjuster repair can involve the adjuster itself, its bolt or nut, or the separate stopper. Compare the inspected assembly with both itemized packages before ordering. The complete adjuster label refers to the listed adjusters, bolts and nuts; it does not add the stoppers to that inventory.
The primary-chain listing specifically describes a primary chain, while the bushing listing describes rear shock and swingarm uses. Neither is described as adjuster hardware. Keep those parts separate from the rear-wheel adjustment requirement, and ask for help identifying a wheel-chain choice if that is the actual job.
The adjuster listing names two adjusters, two bolts and two nuts. It does not name stoppers as contents. The stopper pair has a separate listing, so compare both packages with the inspected hardware before deciding what is needed.
The stopper description specifies a set of two. It is a separate steel hardware package with its own replacement references. Compare the two stoppers on the motorcycle, and review current availability before making the repair plan depend on that particular product.
It is explicitly described as a primary chain. Keep that product separate from the wheel drive chain requirement when preparing the order. Provide the installed chain and sprocket details if you need help finding an appropriate wheel-chain choice.
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