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1986 Honda CB750SC · Universal Shorty Shocks Buying guide
Eye-to-clevis sets and the eye-to-eye option have different end fittings. Match the entire mounting arrangement, then consider the length change and whether the proposed custom suspension is suitable for the motorcycle.
Chrome shrouded shorty shocksChrome 290mm eye-to-clevis custom shock set with 12mm-ID × 21mm upper bushings.View part
Black eye-to-eye shorty shocksCustom 290mm eye-to-eye shock set with 10mm-ID × 21mm upper and lower bushings.View part
Black eye-to-clevis shorty shocksCustom 290mm eye-to-clevis shock set with 12mm-ID × 21mm upper bushings and five preload positions.View part
The eye-to-clevis choices have 12mm-ID × 21mm upper bushings. The eye-to-eye set uses 10mm-ID × 21mm bushings at both ends. Those are different mounting requirements, so compare them directly with the hardware and space available on the proposed installation.
The shocks offer five preload positions, but that does not establish original ride height or suitability for the motorcycle’s load and geometry. Use a qualified suspension assessment for a shortened custom arrangement. No stock CB750SC shock length or direct replacement claim is established here.
The black eye-to-eye set has 10mm-ID × 21mm bushings at both ends. Compare that configuration with the bike’s mounts before choosing it.
No. The chrome shrouded option is eye-to-clevis with a 12mm-ID × 21mm upper bushing. Finish is not the only difference between those two selections.
The five adjustment positions do not establish stock length, geometry or handling. Treat the 290mm sets as custom components and assess the complete installation before buying.
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