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1973 Honda CB500K · Drive-Chain Covers Buying guide
The two individual black plastic covers share the 40510-323-000 reference family. One is described as Japan-made; the other is an aftermarket chain case. Read their details and match the retained motorcycle’s mounting arrangement.
Japan-made black chain coverOne black plastic guard referencing 40510-323-000B, with a stated 1973 CB500K application. Confirm the guard supports and chain, tire and shock clearances.View part
Aftermarket black drive-chain caseOne plastic guard referencing 40510-323-000 and 40510-323-000B. Compare the existing cover style and mounting tabs; chain, sprockets and rear suspension are separate parts.View part
The Japan-made guard references 40510-323-000B, and the aftermarket case references 40510-323-000 with the B suffix also noted. These references help identify the offered application but do not establish every modified swingarm’s mounts. Compare the fitted guard style and supports before selecting either replacement.
Both products cover the drive-chain area. Their listings do not include replacement chain or sprockets, and the source calls for clearance checks around the moving assembly. Inspect the retained drive components separately and use the appropriate service information rather than treating the guard as a complete final-drive repair.
Both replace the 40510-323-000 reference family and are individually supplied. The first is Japanese-made; the alternate is described as aftermarket. Compare the original guard shape and supports, then choose one replacement rather than a two-cover package.
The aftermarket listing calls out swapped swingarms, modified shocks and custom rear suspension. Compare its mounting tabs and bolt locations with the changed assembly; a stock-model application cannot establish fit on a different mounting arrangement.
Check the chain, rear sprocket, shocks and tire through the suspension’s movement range. The guard’s fit depends on those clearances as well as its supports, and correct chain alignment, adjustment and lubrication remain separate requirements.
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