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1982 Honda CB750F · Sidecovers & Mounting Rubbers Sidecover restoration guide
Check the cover itself and the rubber mounts as separate parts of the repair. Sound plastic with worn dampers calls for a different order from a cracked panel with usable mounting pieces.
Right stock-type sidecoverHeavy-duty plastic right-side cover listed for the 1979–82 CB750F, including the 1982 model.View part
Both-side damper setSix-piece rubber set 02-6541 is listed for both sidecovers of the 1979–82 CB750F.View part
Related parts: Left stock-type sidecover · Individual sidecover damper
The right-side cover listing excludes the emblem, mounting grommets, retainers and hardware. Inspect the pieces on the motorcycle before deciding what can be reused or must be ordered separately. Those exclusions belong to the right-cover listing; do not assume a replacement panel is a complete bodywork-and-mounting assembly.
A fresh rubber damper cushions the cover against vibration, but it does not replace a broken mounting peg. Check the panel features and rubber condition together. The left and right heavy-duty plastic covers are separate options for damaged panels; the rubber products address the mounts.
Yes, if they are being ordered for the same mounting repair. Set 02-6541 supplies six rubbers referencing 83551-300-000, while individual Damper B 02-6531 supplies one rubber with that same reference. Both listings include the 1982 CB750F. Choose the set for the listed both-cover refresh or order loose pieces for the mounts that need attention; do not add loose rubbers as though they were a different type required alongside the set.
Both panel descriptions require thorough cleaning to remove the protective oil left by molding before painting. The right-cover guidance also calls for checking the mounting pegs and test-fitting before the finish, then using primer and paint compatible with the plastic while keeping buildup off the pegs. Plan that preparation before committing to the final color.
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