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1961 Honda CB77 · Swingarm Service Buying guide
The selected parts cover lubrication fittings and the pivot-area dust cap. Match each to its own position on the fitted swingarm, and keep replacement swingarm details with the order if the motorcycle has been modified.
The grease fittings come in a pack of two, while the dust cap is supplied individually. Inspect the fitted swingarm and check its parts information to determine what is required. Neither package size establishes how many positions the 1961 CB77 needs serviced.
Both selected products list the 1961 CB77, but a replacement swingarm can change the service hardware. Compare the grease-fitting attachment and dust-cap seating area on the assembly actually installed. Identify that assembly before using the motorcycle’s original parts list to choose replacements.
First count the service positions needing each part. Divide the required fittings into two-piece packs, then order the dust caps individually. Confirm the actual swingarm requirements before treating either package size as a complete-bike quantity.
Use current reference 52144-356-005 together with the old number and the fitted swingarm’s identity when requesting a match. A different reference needs its replacement relationship checked; appearance alone does not establish interchange.
A changed swingarm may alter the fittings, caps and shock mounting details required. Identify that assembly and compare the service positions and dimensions directly, rather than carrying the original motorcycle’s catalogue choices across automatically.
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