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Honda CB750 CB650 CB550 CB500 battery box rubber 83618-323-000

Honda CB Battery Box Rubber ~ Replaces 83618-323-000

$4.95 USD
99-4986
Upgrade or restore your vintage Honda motorcycle with this Battery Box Rubber — designed to replace OEM #83618‑323‑000 and cushion your battery from vibration...
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Honda CB900 CB200 CB175 CB125 5.25 in. battery band 95012-15001

Honda CB 5.25 in. Stock Type Battery Band ~ Replaces 95012-15001

$8.95 USD
99-4991
Upgrade or restore your motorcycle’s battery mounting system with this Stock Type Battery Band — a quality replacement designed to keep your battery securely...

1976 Honda CB125S3 · Battery Mounting Buying guide

Count the rubber pieces your repair requires

This replacement cushions the battery box and is sold individually. Check the rubber at the affected position alongside the surrounding metalwork, then distinguish a worn rubber from damage to the box or its attachments.

Use the replacement reference

The featured rubber references 83618-323-000. Compare the removed piece and its mounting location before choosing it, particularly if the battery box has been modified. Keep the replacement reference with your order notes so the rubber is not confused with a retaining band or other mounting part.

Inspect the support as well as the rubber

Check the metalwork surrounding the affected rubber for damage or alteration. Keep a note of any separate bracket work required before placing the parts order. A replacement rubber should be selected for the identified mounting position rather than used to compensate for an unidentified mounting problem.

Buying questions

How should I order rubbers when only part of the mounting needs repair?

The rubber is sold individually. Count the matching pieces you plan to renew and retain a separate note of any damaged brackets or other hardware. Do not substitute a whole-bike count from another model.

Should I order the rubber if the mounting point is damaged?

Identify the damage to the box or bracket before choosing parts. The rubber replaces 83618-323-000, but its application does not establish how to repair altered or damaged metalwork. Keep that work separate from the rubber quantity.

What if the battery box has been changed?

Inspect the replacement box and the rubber at the mounting position being repaired. A different box can use different locating features, so confirm its requirements before relying on the motorcycle’s model-year application.

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