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1983 Honda CB1000C · Turn Signals Buying guide
Bent or snapped stays are common after a tip-over. The stays here are made for the CB1000C and its Custom relatives, so check which end you need before ordering.
The rear stay listing warns that the CB1000C Custom used two different rear stem lengths. The listed stay has a 2.25 inch stem and is 4.5 inches long overall, so measure yours before ordering to avoid a mismatch.
Relay 13-0004 lists the 1983 CB1000C and cross-references 38301-MB0-004 among several Honda numbers. Compare the installed unit with the listing before ordering. Its product FAQ cautions that bulb, ground, connector or wiring faults can resemble a failed relay, so a flashing symptom alone is not a reason to buy one.
Chrome and black front and rear lamps for the CB1000C are listed, along with an amber lens, but they are currently offered only in Canada, so this guide does not feature them.
Use reference 33743-425-600 and the exact-model parts diagram. The product’s headlamp description conflicts with its front-reflector FAQ, and the 1983 CB1000C rear-shock diagram also uses that reference beneath a reflector. A category tag does not settle its location on your motorcycle.
The front stay replacing 33490-MK3-003 lists the CB1000C Custom, the CB650SC and the CB550SC. It covers the front signals only, so the rear stay is ordered separately.
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