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1983 Honda CB1000C · Rubber Parts Buying guide
These rubbers harden and shrink at similar rates over the years. Replacing them in one order removes several small rattles at once and usually costs less than one larger part.
Side stand rubberCushion that takes the rattle out of the side stand.View part
Side stand rubber hardware setA metal collar and silver flange bolt for the stand rubber.View part
Front tank holder rubberThe cushions at the front of the tank; a pair is used.View part
Related parts: Side cover damper rubber B · Seat rubber B
The stand rubber names the CB1000C in its fitment, and the hardware set adds a metal collar and flange bolt. Fitting both at once is sensible because a worn collar can let even a new rubber shift and wear out early.
Both front tank cushions and the seat setting rubber are hidden until the tank and seat come off. Since reaching them takes the same effort either way, inspect and renew them during any job that has those parts removed, rather than making a second trip later.
No. The collar and flange bolt are sold as a separate hardware set in this category, listed for the CB1000 and other models, so add it to the order if yours are worn.
A pair. The listing gives two per bike at the front and names the CB1000C among the models it fits. The same rubber is also listed among the tank and petcock parts.
No. Damper rubber B is sold individually. The listing gives one right and one left for the CB1000C, so order two for a complete set.
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