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1976 Honda CB750K · Fork parts Buying guide
Leaking seals are the most common fork repair, and new springs or damper valves change the ride. Tubes are a bigger job and their lengths differ between listings, so measure before ordering.
Fork seal set35 x 48 x 10.5/11mm, made in Japan, listing the 1976 CB750K.View part
Progressive fork springsPair of progressive springs with spacers and washers, listed for the 1969-78 CB750K.View part
Stock-type fork gaitersBlack pair replacing 51611-300-000, listed for the 1969-76 CB750K.View part
Related parts: 605mm fork tube set · Fork damper valve set · Fork internal circlips
The 605mm tube set says it is one inch longer than stock for the 1973-76 CB750K. Another tube set lists only later models. Measure your tubes and decide whether a longer tube is acceptable before ordering either set.
The damper valve kit requires drilling the damper rods, and its listing recommends installation by a mechanic. Some models may need a one-inch tube spacer as well. Treat it as a suspension modification rather than a stock replacement part.
The listing gives 35 x 48 x 10.5/11mm and lists the 1976 CB750K. They are made in Japan. A seal driver for 35/36mm forks is listed in the fork tools subcategory.
No. Its listing says it is one inch longer than stock for the 1973-76 CB750K and asks you to confirm 605mm is the length you need before ordering.
Yes. The progressive spring set includes the required spacers and washers, according to the listing, and lists the 1969-78 CB750K. It is sold as a pair, one spring for each fork leg.
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