Preserve the Limited’s specific body details when choosing seat and rubber parts. The dedicated seat cover fits the original 1979 Limited seat, while sidecover and footrest rubbers are separate service items. Inspect mounting points before ordering cosmetic parts for altered bodywork.
Replace a worn kick stand stopper with this Kick Stand Stopper Rubber "A", a direct replacement for OEM #95011-61000. Exceptionally broad fitment across the...
Replace your side cover hook rubber with this Side Cover Hook Rubber, used to hold the side cover in place. Replaces OEM #83601-425-870.Key Features•...
Keep your sidecovers snug and rattle-free with this Rubber Sidecover Damper B, a direct replacement for OEM #83551-300-000. Fits an exceptionally broad range of...
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...
Complete your sidecover damper refresh with this Rubber Sidecover Damper A, a direct replacement for OEM #17247-303-000. This is one of the 3 different...
Replace your gear change lever with this Gear Change Lever with Rubber, chrome-plated steel. Replaces the original OEM lever but with more toe-to-engine-case clearance...
Replace your rear wheel drive damper rubbers with this Rear Wheel Drive Damper Rubber, replacing OEM #41241-300-050. These fit between the rear wheel sprocket...
Replace your gearshift lever rubber with this Stock Type Gearshift Lever Rubber, replacing OEM #24781-419-000.Key Features• Stock-type gearshift lever rubber• Replaces OEM #24781-419-000• Honda...
Replace your footrest rubbers with this Footrest Rubbers Set of 2, OEM #50661-425-670.Key Features• Footrest rubbers• Set of 2• OEM #50661-425-670• Honda part name:...
Replace the multi-use mounting rubber on your CB with this Mounting Rubber, replacing OEM #17245-107-010. Used in multiple positions depending on the bike: headlight...
Replace your side cover emblem attachment nuts with this Side Cover Emblem Attachment Nut, replacing OEM #90315-504-000.Sold each, order the quantity you require.Key Features•...
Replace your passenger rear footrest rubbers with this Passenger Rear Footrest Rubber Set of 2, replacing OEM #50716-371-660.Key Features• Passenger rear footrest rubbers• Set...
Replace your side stand rubber hardware with this Side Stand Rubber Hardware Set. Includes metal collar and silver-colored flange bolt.Key Features• Side stand rubber...
Refresh your seat with this Replacement Seat Cover with Reinforced Passenger Strap (No hardware, strap buckles, or chrome trim included just re-use existing hardware)....
Bolt-on forward controls kit from TC Bros. for transforming your CB750's riding position into something far more comfortable on longer rides. By moving the...
1979 Honda CB750L Limited · Frame & Body Parts Buying guide
Keep Limited trim and mounting parts specific
The seat cover and six-piece sidecover rubber set are useful restoration choices, but they do different jobs. Identify original seat and panel fittings before combining them with footrest or stand parts.
The seat cover is supplied without hardware, strap buckles or chrome trim. Those pieces are reused from the existing seat. Inspect them along with the base and foam before ordering a cover for a restoration.
Repair mounting points before trim
New rubbers can be appropriate for aged mounts, but inspect panel pegs and supporting metalwork too. The Limited sidecover mix is one A-type and two B-type rubbers per side. Do not transfer another model’s rubber quantities to this motorcycle.
Buying questions
Is the seat cover a complete seat?
No. It is a replacement cover for the original Limited seat. The installed-seat photograph is illustrative; the base, hardware, strap buckles and chrome trim are not supplied with the cover.
Does the sidecover rubber set cover both sides?
Yes. It contains six rubbers: two A-type and four B-type. That matches one A-type and two B-type rubbers on each Limited sidecover.
Are rider and passenger footrest rubbers the same selection?
They have separate product references and applications. Identify the position being repaired before ordering either pair, particularly if the motorcycle has replacement footrests.
Not sure which part you need?
Send your model and year, plus photos of your existing part and any changes to the original setup.