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1981 Honda CB900C Custom · Seat Upholstery & Rubbers Buying guide
The cover uses the original stock seat arrangement and reuses its hardware and chrome trim. The individual setting rubber belongs to a separate support location underneath the seat.
The verified application is the stock Custom seat. The cover includes installation and foam-repair instructions, but a changed base or reshaped seat needs its own fit assessment. Inspect the underlying structure before fitting new upholstery over unresolved damage.
The cover has no Honda stencil at the rear, and existing chrome trim and hardware are reused. Setting rubber B is sold individually, with no Custom total established by its description. Count those cushion positions on the actual seat before adding replacements.
The base, underlying structure, hardware and chrome trim remain part of the job. The cover package is upholstery with a sewn-in foam layer and instructions, so inspect those retained pieces first.
No. There is no Honda stencil on the supplied cover. The installed-seat photograph illustrates the appearance on a seat; the purchase remains replacement upholstery, without the retained seat hardware or trim.
They are separate products. The B-type rubber is sold individually; compare the existing seat contacts and order the number requiring replacement.
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