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Honda CB750 CB650 CB550 CB450 headlight setting collar 61304-292-000

Honda CB Headlight Setting Collar ~ Replaces 61304-292-000

$4.50 USD
07-4645
Restore headlight mounting with this Headlight Setting Collar, replacing OEM #61304-292-000. Exceptionally broad fitment across the classic Honda lineup, from the SOHC and DOHC...

Honda CB Headlight Adjusting Screw & Spring Set ~ Replaces 33103-346-670

$7.50 USD
29-7011
Replace your headlight adjuster with this Headlight Adjusting Screw & Spring Set. Each set includes one screw and one spring. Replaces OEM #33103-346-670 (screw)...

1985 Honda CB125S · Headlight Mounting Buying guide

Identify the sleeve and flange your headlight needs

The setting collar is offered individually under catalog reference 61304-292-000. Compare the complete profile with the fitted headlight mounting arrangement; a similar-looking sleeve is not enough to settle an uncertain match.

Keep the mounting reference complete

An old collar may have been distorted, replaced with a makeshift spacer or lost altogether. Check the mating parts as well as the loose piece. If the required sleeve or flange dimensions remain uncertain, have the assembly identified before selecting a collar by appearance.

Distinguish the collar from the lamp adjuster

Locate the component in the fitted headlight assembly before placing the order. The setting collar serves the mounting arrangement; a damaged adjustment screw or spring needs its own identification. Use the correct headlight service information to establish the repair and adjustment procedure rather than selecting by a loose-lamp symptom alone.

Ordering questions

How should I calculate the collar quantity for a mixed repair?

The collar is sold individually. Count the positions that need this specific reference, then identify any adjusting hardware separately. Keeping those two lists apart helps avoid ordering extra collars for a screw or spring problem.

What measurements are useful if my old collar is damaged?

The sleeve length, bore and flange profile help distinguish similar collars. If the old sample is distorted, obtain the mounting dimensions and compare them with the replacement before ordering.

Can I use this with an aftermarket headlight?

Check the aftermarket headlight and its bracket specification first. Its mounting arrangement may require a different sleeve or flange, so compatibility should be established from that assembly rather than from the motorcycle year alone.

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