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1982 Honda CB750K · Drive Chain Adjusters Buying guide
Adjusters, bolts, nuts and stoppers are distinct pieces. Check what remains on each side of the wheel so you can choose the complete adjuster package or the separate stopper pair.
The complete adjuster set contains two adjusters, two adjusting bolts and two nuts. The steel stoppers have their own two-piece listing. Compare these contents with the hardware on both sides of the motorcycle so missing pieces are identified before the rear wheel is removed.
A primary-chain product may appear alongside the adjusters, but it is an internal engine component. It is not the external chain running to the rear wheel. Use the repair location and component description to avoid ordering an internal chain for a final-drive maintenance job.
The listing specifies two chain adjusters, two adjusting bolts and two nuts. Inspect the stopper pieces separately because they have their own listing and are not named in those set contents.
The featured steel stopper listing is a set of two. Compare the existing pieces and application references before ordering, particularly if the rear-wheel or swingarm arrangement has been changed.
No. The primary chain is used inside the engine. The rear-wheel adjusters are external final-drive hardware, so the two products should be selected for different repair locations.
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