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1971 Honda CB500K · Frame & Body Buying guide
A cover, cushion and fastener solve different problems on the CB500K. The current selection supports focused repairs rather than a single bodywork kit; check the existing panels, seat base and mounting points before choosing.
Right black side coverRight-hand black plastic replacement for the CB500K. References 83600-323-030 and 83600-323-020; sold individually, not as a left-and-right pair.View part
Footrest rubber pairTwo footrest rubbers for the CB500K application, referencing 50661-310-000, 50661-312-000 and 50661-000-000. These are rubber replacements, not complete footrest assemblies.View part
Front fuel-tank cushionFront mounting rubber referencing 17611-283-010. The CB500K listing states two used per motorcycle. Sold individually; order the quantity required.View part
Related parts: Honda seat mounting cushion · Side-stand pivot hardware · Drive-chain guard
A new side cover does not solve a missing mounting rubber, and a seat cover does not replace a damaged seat base. Check the supporting pieces on the motorcycle before ordering. This lets you choose the panel or cover and the separate mounting parts your repair actually needs.
Some shared Honda products have another model in their catalog title. Read the detailed CB500K application as well as the reference number. For altered seats, footrests or rear suspension, compare the installed arrangement; original-style body parts should not be treated as a guaranteed match for custom mounting points.
Each black panel is sold separately without its emblem, mounting grommets, retainers or hardware. Check which attachments remain on that side; the CB500 emblem includes rear clips but requires the original front bolt and washer.
The two Honda cushions have different references and are individually supplied. The 77204-292-000 application specifically calls for matching the original shape when the seat pan, rear fender or mounting hardware has changed.
It supplies one replacement bolt and retaining nut for the side stand. Check the stand bore, frame lug, bushing and spring first; worn or bent surrounding pieces require attention beyond replacing those two fasteners.
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