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1979 Honda CB650 · Seat Covers & Hardware Buying guide
The replacement cover has a reinforced passenger strap and sewn-in foam layer. Locks and cushion rubbers are separate items; their presence in this category does not make them part of the cover package.
1979 original-seat coverCover with reinforced passenger strap and sewn-in foam layer; reuse existing hardware and chrome trim.View part
Seat lock with keysReplacement lock with keys; the mechanism projects slightly farther than the OEM type.View part
Seat cushion rubber BSeat-to-frame cushion sold individually; compare the original rubber and required quantity.View part
Related parts: Seat lock-bar assembly
The product is a cover, not a seat assembly. It comes with installation instructions and a seat-foam repair guide. Assess the seat base and foam beforehand; the sewn-in top layer is not evidence that damaged structural foam or a corroded base needs no repair.
The keyed lock and the lock-bar assembly are separate parts. The featured lock includes keys and projects slightly farther than the original type. Compare the existing latch arrangement and clearance rather than replacing every part around a difficult-to-open seat.
No. Reuse the existing hardware and chrome trim. The reinforced passenger strap and sewn-in foam layer are part of the cover product, while the seat itself remains your existing assembly.
No. The replacement cover has no Honda stencil on the rear. Consider that appearance difference before choosing it for an original-style restoration.
Yes. The keyed seat lock is supplied with keys. Its mechanism sticks out slightly farther than the OEM type, so check clearance around the installed seat and bracket.
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