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1978 Honda CB750F · Fenders & Hardware Buying guide
The selected rear guard is an aftermarket plastic inner fender, with reference information for comparison. Each front mounting set supplies one rubber, one bolt and one metal collar. The supplier specifies six sets for all mounting positions on the compatible stock front-fender and stay arrangement; order only the sets needed for the actual repair.
Plastic rear inner mud guardAftermarket guard referencing 80105-341-010 and sold each. Confirm the existing rear-fender arrangement before selecting it.View part
Front fender or stay hardware setThe source explicitly supplies one setting rubber, one bolt and one metal collar. Purchase the number of sets required for the actual attachments.View part
Related parts: Alternative rear inner mud-guard listing
Both rear listings name the same main replacement reference and the Supersport application. Only the selected description expressly identifies plastic and sold-each packaging. Compare the full listings, photographs and existing guard without assuming a material difference, a paired package or a function beyond the stated inner-fender replacement.
A three-piece front set is one rubber, bolt and collar combination, not three mounting sets. Check which existing attachments need replacement and whether reusable hardware remains suitable. The supplied contents define the order, while the actual fender arrangement determines how many sets are required.
The description identifies a rear inner fender mud guard. It does not supply a complete exterior rear fender, so compare the inner component and the existing rear-fender layout before choosing it for the repair.
No. The three stated pieces are one rubber, one bolt and one metal collar. The source asks you to buy the quantity of sets required for the application, so count the actual replacement locations separately.
The selected listing expressly describes plastic. The alternative description does not name a material, so this guide does not assume that detail or invent a construction difference. Compare the current descriptions and photographs with the original guard.
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