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1975 Honda CB200T · Headlight Mounting Buying guide
The collar is a small individual mounting part. Its shape and location matter more than the broad headlamp menu title, particularly when the headlight shell or front brackets have been replaced.
The setting collar is referenced to 61304-292-000 and is supplied individually. Lay out the existing headlight mounting hardware and use the parts diagram to identify the collar’s position. This avoids ordering a spacer to solve damage in the shell or bracket itself.
A custom headlight or substituted brackets can change the mounting stack. Compare the collar’s shape and the available space with the fitted assembly before ordering. Use the appropriate manual when securing and aiming the lamp rather than compensating for missing pieces by overtightening.
No. It is sold individually. Inspect each headlight mounting position and order the number of collars required for the repair, using the fitted hardware and appropriate diagram to identify missing or damaged pieces.
That depends on the shell and brackets fitted. Compare the existing collar position and mounting stack; the CB200T application supports the stock-type arrangement, but it cannot verify an unidentified aftermarket headlight.
No. Check the collar, shell and brackets together before choosing the replacement. A collar can restore a missing mounting piece, but the correct purchase depends on which part of the assembly is worn or damaged.
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