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Honda CB750 CB550 CB500 CB400 6.125 in. battery band 95012-17001

Honda CB 6.125 in. Stock Type Battery Band ~ Replaces 95012-17001

$8.95 USD
99-4936
Upgrade or restore your classic Honda motorcycle’s battery mounting system with this Stock Type Battery Band — a quality replacement designed to keep your...
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Honda CB750K CB550K CB500K pilot lamp turn signal panel dash harness 37581-323-000

1971-76 Honda CB750K / CB550K / CB500K Pilot Lamp Turn Signal Panel Dash Harness ~ Replaces 37581-323-000

$44.95 USD
11-2181
Restore your instrument panel's indicator lights with this Pilot Lamp Indicator Panel Dash Harness, replacing OEM #37581-323-000 / #37581-374-670. Comes complete with bulbs.Key Features•...
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Honda CB750 CB650 CB550 CB500 battery box rubber 83618-323-000

Honda CB Battery Box Rubber ~ Replaces 83618-323-000

$4.95 USD
99-4986
Upgrade or restore your vintage Honda motorcycle with this Battery Box Rubber — designed to replace OEM #83618‑323‑000 and cushion your battery from vibration...

1971-78 Honda CB550F / CB550K / CB500K Positive (+) Battery Cable ~ Replaces 32401-323-000

$27.95 USD
73-0105
Replace your CB500 or CB550 positive battery cable with this Positive (+) Battery Cable with rubber end covers, replacing OEM #32401-323-000.Key Features• Positive (+)...

1971-78 Honda CB550F / CB550K / CB500K Negative (-) Battery Cable ~ Replaces 32601-323-000

$21.95 USD
73-0106
Replace your CB500 or CB550 negative battery cable with this Negative (-) Battery Cable (ground cable), replacing OEM #32601-323-000.Key Features• Negative (-) battery cable...

1971 Honda CB500K · Battery Mounts & Cables Buying guide

Check the battery support and cable connection separately

The battery band retains the battery, the box rubber provides cushioning, and the positive cable carries its electrical connection. These are separate parts with different checks. Match measurements and cable polarity rather than treating them as one battery kit.

Measure the band using the listed reference points

The band measurement is not an arbitrary overall rubber length: the listing specifies 155 mm between the inside faces of the brackets. Compare those same points on the existing support. A changed battery or tray also needs a clearance check before assuming the original-style band will secure it.

Keep retention and electrical repairs distinct

Replacing a battery cable does not renew the hold-down band or box rubbers. Inspect the tray and support pieces as well as the cable end covers and terminal condition. The positive cable listing supplies one cable, while the cushioning rubber is sold individually; build the order around the actual missing pieces.

Questions about battery mounts & cables

How do I determine the battery-box rubber quantity to order?

Each purchase supplies one cushioning rubber replacing Honda 83618-323-000. Inspect the support positions and count the pieces needing replacement before ordering. The listing does not provide a complete-box quantity, so do not infer one from the motorcycle model.

How is the battery band’s length measured?

The listing states 6.125 inches, or 155 mm, from inside bracket to inside bracket. Use the same reference points when comparing the old band. A different measurement across the rubber alone may give a misleading comparison.

Which cable reference identifies the positive battery connection?

Honda 32401-323-000 identifies the listed positive cable for the 1971 CB500K. One cable with rubber end covers is supplied. Compare its polarity, terminals and route with the existing connection before selecting it for the repair.

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