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1984 Honda CB700SC · Shock Mounting Hardware Buying guide
Honda’s original 1984 CB700SC shock assembly has an eye at each end. Several broadly listed replacement shocks instead use a lower clevis. Match this basic attachment design before considering length, bushings or appearance.
The washer listing supplies one OEM-type replica replacing 90521-292-000. Two are used per motorcycle, so order two when renewing both specified mounting washers. Inspect the bushings and remaining hardware separately.
The catalog’s 335 mm and 336 mm eye-to-clevis shock sets have a different lower fitting from Honda’s original CB700SC eye-to-eye assembly. The 290 mm eye-to-eye custom set shares the broad mounting type, but its length and 10 mm bushing specification still need separate confirmation. None of those descriptions establishes original CB700SC ride height.
It is not a verified direct replacement. Honda’s assembly has upper and lower eyes, while a clevis has two forked mounting ears. A washer kit or a stock-length title does not resolve that different lower attachment.
No. Spring free length measures the removed spring. Replacement-shock length is measured between its mounting centers. Keep those measurements separate and obtain a confirmed eye-to-eye application before choosing a complete shock.
The stock CB700SC uses shaft final drive. Generic chain-angle advice from a universal shock listing does not establish compatibility; the mounting design, intended geometry, suspension travel and surrounding clearance still need CB700SC-specific confirmation.
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