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1982 Honda CB900F · Headlamp Mounting Buying guide
A loose rim, worn stay rubber and a failed aiming adjuster are separate repairs. Inspect the rim’s attachment, the bucket supports and the adjuster before choosing parts. The setting collar belongs with a rim-retaining screw, not the side mounting of the headlight case.
Chrome headlamp rim and retainerThree-piece assembly with hardware; replacement references include 33101-422-671.View part
Headlight rim-screw setting collarReference 61304-292-000; collar used with a headlight-rim retaining screw.View part
Headlight stay mounting rubberThe 1981–82 CB900F application is the headlight stay; replaces 17245-107-010.View part
Related parts: Headlight adjustment screw and spring
The three-piece chrome rim and retainer is listed for the original-style CB900F lamp. A changed bucket can use different tabs and retaining points. The separate complete replacement lamps are described as 6¼-inch assemblies, so their catalogue presence is not proof that original trim fits them.
Rubber 17245-107-010 supports the CB900F headlight stay. Collar 61304-292-000 serves a rim-retaining screw. The adjusting screw and spring set aims the beam. Identify the damaged location rather than choosing any collar, screw or rubber from the headlamp category.
No. Its product FAQ identifies it as the collar used with a headlight-rim retaining screw. Case-side mounting collars are different parts. Locate the missing collar on the fitted assembly before ordering.
First check that the rim, bucket and stay supports are sound. The adjusting screw and spring are aiming hardware, not a replacement for damaged main supports. Repair looseness, then set the beam using the correct motorcycle instructions.
Compare the shell diameter, tabs and retaining arrangement first. The CB900F model application does not establish fit with every replacement shell, and the complete 6¼-inch lamps have their own assembly requirements.
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