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1972 Honda CB750K · Frame & body Buying guide
Side covers, seats and fenders have different contents and mounting checks. Separate a complete assembly from its cover, emblem or rubber supports, and keep custom conversions distinct from stock-type restoration parts.
Black side cover setLeft and right black plastic covers. Emblems and mounting rubbers are available separately.View part
Stock-style seat assemblySeat assembly with strap, chrome trim and bottom rubbers. The listing notes no Honda lettering on the rear.View part
Footrest rubber pairTwo-piece footrest rubber set, with references including 50661-310-000. Compare the fitted footrests.View part
Related parts: Six-piece side cover rubber set · Flat-black replacement chain guard
Inspect the supports, badge attachments and seat mounting pieces you intend to reuse. Choosing the larger panel or seat assembly first makes it easier to compare its stated contents with the small parts still needed.
The fender eliminator, forward controls and kickstarter shaft covers serve changes to the original arrangement. They are not simply another finish of a stock part. Compare the current build and read each product’s exclusions and modification notes before making a body or control conversion order.
No. The black side cover set includes the left and right covers; its listing identifies emblems and mounting rubbers as separate purchases. Compare the existing mounts and emblem arrangement before deciding which additional pieces are needed.
No. The replacement cover is for an existing stock seat and excludes chrome trim and hardware. The seat assembly is a separate product with strap, trim and bottom rubbers. Both listings note the absence of Honda lettering at the rear.
Check the detailed listing and the installed front end. The front fender products carry frame-number conditions, and the current chrome and black descriptions disagree at the starting number. Confirm that detail with us before choosing a front fender for the affected range.
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