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1969 Honda CB750K · Chain & adjusters Buying guide
Rear-wheel chain adjustment and the engine primary drive need different components. Read the function in each listing so a primary chain or tensioner is not mistaken for a rear drive-chain part.
Complete drive chain adjuster setIncludes two adjusters, two adjusting bolts and two nuts; listed for 1969–76 CB750K motorcycles.View part
Joker Machine adjuster screwsTwo black replacement screws with gold-cadmium-plated nuts. Each screw offers a knurled hand grip, hex access and an Allen-key opening.View part
Genuine Honda primary chain setTwo internal primary chains for the engine primary drive; these are not the rear-wheel drive chain.View part
Related parts: Genuine Honda primary chain tensioner
The complete adjuster set supplies the adjuster pieces as well as bolts and nuts. The Joker Machine option is a pair of custom screws with nuts. Compare the condition of the fitted assembly with these contents before choosing which set covers the missing or damaged pieces.
The primary chain set is described as transferring power from the crankshaft to the clutch assembly. Its matching tensioner listing explicitly concerns the primary chain, not the cam chain. Use the engine service information to identify these internal components before including them in a rebuild order.
The Joker Machine package supplies two screws with nuts; it does not replace the adjuster bodies. The complete adjuster set supplies two bodies as well as two bolts and two nuts. Choose the package that covers the parts your repair needs.
Each screw has three access options: the knurled section by hand, the hex with an open or box wrench, and the end opening with an Allen key. Check access around the fitted adjuster when comparing them with plain screws.
No. Its description specifically states that it is for the primary chain, not the cam chain. Choose a tensioner by its actual engine location and the matching listing rather than by the word chain alone.
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