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Honda CB750 CB650 CB550 CB500 seat lock bar assembly 77220-340-003

Honda CB Seat Lock Bar Assembly ~ Replaces 77220-340-003

$54.95 USD
73-1070
Replace your seat lock bar with this Seat Lock Bar Assembly, replacing OEM #77220-340-003 / #77220-340-011.Key Features• Seat lock bar assembly• Replaces OEM #77220-340-003...

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...

1974 Honda CB200 · Seat Mounts & Latch Buying guide

Separate seat support from latch engagement

The Type B setting rubber cushions the seat against the frame. The lock bar assembly serves the latch arrangement. Inspect each area to decide whether the repair needs rubber, hardware or both.

Inspect the supports before the latch

A seat should meet its supports correctly before the latch is assessed. Inspect the existing rubber positions and the pan around them. The Type B setting rubber references Honda 77205-286-000 and is sold individually, so count the positions that actually require this shape.

Match the lock bar to the seat

The lock bar references Honda 77220-340-003 and 77220-340-011. Compare its attachment and engagement with the fitted seat and latch. An aftermarket pan or modified seat mount can change those relationships, even when the motorcycle itself is a standard CB200.

Common buying questions

Is the seat setting rubber supplied as a complete set?

No. The Type B setting rubber is sold individually. Inspect the seat pan and count the support positions needing this particular shape before setting the order quantity.

Will the lock bar fit a custom seat?

Check the pan mounting points and the latch arrangement first. The listed application concerns the original-style assembly; a custom seat may use a different bracket, engagement point or locking system.

Should a rocking seat need a new lock bar?

Not necessarily. Inspect the supports, setting rubbers and pan before choosing latch hardware. Replace the lock bar when its own condition or fit requires attention, rather than using it to compensate for damaged supports.

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