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1977 Honda CB750F · Chain adjusters Buying guide
Accurate chain adjustment keeps the rear wheel aligned and the chain wearing evenly. Worn adjusters or missing stoppers make it hard to keep the wheel straight.
Drive chain adjuster setTwo adjusters, two bolts and two nuts replacing OEM 40543-392-000.View part
Genuine primary chain setTwo Honda primary chains linking the crankshaft to the clutch.View part
Related parts: Primary chain tensioner · Rear shock bushing
The adjuster set includes two adjusters, two bolts and two nuts and lists the 1975-78 Supersport. The steel stoppers replace discontinued Honda parts and list the 1977-78 model. Fit both together for even adjustment on each side.
The primary chains run inside the engine between the crankshaft and clutch. The genuine Honda set includes both chains. They are a major engine job, so consider them only during a full rebuild with the cases split.
Yes. The steel stopper set lists the 1977-78 Supersport and replaces OEM 52136-405-000. Honda discontinued the originals, so these steel versions are made in Canada as an upgrade.
The rear shock bushing fits between the shock and swingarm to give proper spacing. It is grouped with chain parts because it sits at the rear of the swingarm.
No. The primary chains are inside the engine and need the cases split to replace. The genuine set includes two chains for the 1975-78 Supersport.
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