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1971 Honda CB500K · Drive-chain adjusters Buying guide
The complete set supplies adjusters, bolts and nuts. The Joker Machine option supplies a custom pair of screws with nuts, while the black guard is a separate replacement cover. Compare exactly which existing pieces you intend to retain.
Complete drive-chain adjuster setIncludes two adjusters, two adjusting bolts and two nuts, listed against 95014-19000. Compare this package when the adjuster bodies also need replacement.View part
Joker Machine black adjuster screwsA pair of custom adjuster screws with gold-cadmium-plated nuts. The listing describes hand, wrench and Allen adjustment; these are not the full adjuster-body set.View part
Black replacement chain guardA black plastic guard listed for the CB500K against 40510-323-000B. Check its mounting arrangement with the guard and swingarm currently fitted.View part
The complete set lists two adjusters, two bolts and two nuts. The Joker Machine package lists screws and nuts. Compare your removed hardware with those contents before ordering; selecting a screw upgrade does not establish that missing adjuster bodies are also supplied.
An internal primary chain and primary-drive rubbers serve a different assembly. They are not substitutes for the rear drive chain or its adjusting hardware. Choose by the part location, and keep any internal engine work as a separate purchasing decision.
The description lists two chain adjusters, two adjusting bolts and two nuts. Compare those stated contents with both sides of the installed rear wheel before ordering. The package does not describe a replacement drive chain.
Their listing specifies a pair of screws with nuts and three adjustment methods. It does not list the separate adjuster bodies supplied in the complete set. Retain suitable existing bodies or select the complete hardware package as needed.
The adjuster information calls for checking the chain, sprockets, axle, wheel bearings and adjuster seating. Compare those parts with the proposed hardware order; worn surrounding components need assessment before treating new adjusting screws as the entire repair.
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