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Honda CB Seat Rubber B ~ Replaces 77205-286-000

$7.87 USD
02-6533
Replace those worn, dried-out seat rubbers under your classic Honda with this Seat Setting Rubber "B", a direct replacement for OEM #77205-286-000. One of...

1975 Honda CB125S2 · Seat cushions Buying guide

Check how the seat cushion locates in the base

A replacement cushion must match both the seat’s locating features and the intended frame contact. Record the positions of surviving rubbers before removal, then use the old piece and base together to identify what needs replacing.

Use the underside of the seat as your guide

Inspect the seat base where each cushion is retained and where it meets the frame. A missing rubber can make its position less obvious, so use the remaining mount features and the correct parts information to establish the arrangement before selecting replacements.

Separate cushioning from a seat-base repair

Rubber B is the cushion associated with replacement reference 77205-286-000. Check the condition of the retaining area, hinges and latch independently. If the seat does not locate properly, identify any damaged or changed hardware before assuming new cushions alone will resolve the problem.

Buying questions

Is seat rubber B sold as a pair?

It is sold individually. Count the B-type cushions required by the fitted seat and order that number; multiple views in the product photograph should not be read as a supplied pair.

Can I choose this cushion for a replacement seat?

Compare the replacement seat’s locating holes, base shape and frame contact points with the rubber. An aftermarket or altered seat may use a different cushion arrangement even when it is mounted on a CB125S2.

What should I inspect if the seat still moves with its rubbers present?

Check the condition and location of the cushions, then inspect the seat-base retaining areas, hinge and latch. Identify which part is loose or damaged before ordering rubber to address a hardware problem.

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