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1983 Honda CB750SC · Chain Adjusters Buying guide
The adjuster set contains two adjusters, two bolts and two nuts. The stopper pair is a separate steel package. Keep these rear-drive components distinct from internal engine chains that also appear in the wider category.
The complete adjuster package replaces the two adjusters and their bolts and nuts. It does not name the stopper pieces among those contents. Compare the components on both sides of the swingarm so the separate stopper pair is added only when needed.
New adjusters do not establish that a worn chain or sprocket is serviceable. Inspect the rear-drive assembly and use the applicable alignment and adjustment procedure after repair. Internal primary chains have a different role and should never be ordered as a rear-wheel chain replacement.
The set contains two adjusters, two adjusting bolts and two nuts. Compare that list with the existing swingarm hardware before ordering additional individual securing pieces.
The steel stopper package contains two pieces. They are a different product from the complete adjuster set, so inspect the original supports before deciding whether both packages are needed.
Identify the fitted swingarm and compare both adjustment points, bolts and stopper arrangement. A replacement swingarm needs its own hardware check rather than an order based only on the original motorcycle model.
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