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1978 Honda CB750K · Suspension & Wheel Buying guide
The selection spans small sealing and mounting pieces as well as replacement assemblies. Start with the job, then check the product details for the parts you plan to replace or retain.
Fork dust boot setTwo fork dust boots listed for 35mm fork tubes and the 1978 CB750K.View part
Chrome rear shock setListed at 335mm eye-to-clevis, with bushings, inserts, washers and a preload wrench. Compare your mounting details.View part
Swingarm pivot dust capsSet of two caps for the swingarm pivot ends, replacing reference 52144-362-000.View part
Related parts: Tapered steering bearing kit · Front wheel spoke set · Front wheel bearing
Parts around the front end can look related without doing the same job. Fork dust boots, internal fork pieces and steering bearings are distinct listings. Compare the worn component with its replacement description, then check which adjacent parts are supplied separately for the work you have planned.
The rear shock range includes different finishes and mounting descriptions, plus shorter custom sets. Choose on the complete specification rather than the photograph alone. Measure the fitted arrangement and check the supplied hardware; the category does not establish stock suitability for every shock shown.
No. This category combines separate fork, shock, steering, swingarm and wheel listings. Each product has its own contents. Build the order around the assembly you are servicing instead of assuming one purchase includes all surrounding parts.
The dust boot set and the fork seal set are separate listings with different descriptions. Identify the component needed from the fitted fork assembly and check its package contents before deciding which parts to replace.
Use the wheel subcategory to compare the front and rear bearing descriptions and related sealing parts. The position and identifier matter. A bearing, retainer and seal are separate products, even though they appear in the same suspension range.
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