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1984 Honda CB650SC Nighthawk · Signal Stays & Flasher Relay Buying guide
The front stay, rear stay and flasher relay each have a defined role. Use position and physical measurements for the stays, and the existing circuit and reference for the relay.
Rear signal stayRear-type stay with a 2.25-inch stem and 4.5-inch overall length.View part
Front signal stayFront signal mounting stay for the later CB650SC Nighthawk application.View part
Nighthawk flasher relayTurn-signal relay listed for the 1983–85 CB650SC; compare the existing connection before ordering.View part
The rear product specifies a 2.25-inch stem and 4.5-inch total length. The front stay is separately listed for the later CB650SC. Match the fitted lamp’s fixing arrangement and check any changed bodywork before selecting either mounting part.
The relay lists the 1983–85 CB650SC application and replacement references. If the lamps or wiring have been changed, verify the required flasher characteristics rather than assuming the original-style application suits the new load. Verify LED compatibility before using it with converted lamps.
Compare its 2.25-inch stem and 4.5-inch total length with the removed stay, then check the mounting and lamp arrangement on the motorcycle.
Identify the new lamp’s mounting thread and support arrangement, then compare them with the selected stay. The model application alone does not verify an aftermarket lamp’s fittings.
The current description does not confirm LED-conversion compatibility. Check the converted circuit’s load and relay requirements before selecting the replacement flasher.
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