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1976 Honda CB500T · Suspension & Wheel Buying guide
Measure the old shock before you pick 335mm or 321mm. Match the fork seal by the printed size. The rear wheel seal is 34 x 55 x 9mm and its fitment names the 1976 twin.
335mm chrome shocksEye-to-clevis 335mm, described as stock length, with a chrome end cap. Fitment includes the 1975-76 CB500T. Measure your old shocks before you treat 335mm as the one you have.View part
Fork seal set35 x 48 x 10.5 / 11mm. Fitment names the 1975 and 1976 CB500T. It is a seal set, not a fork tube and not a cap wrench.View part
1976 rear wheel sealOne piece, 34 x 55 x 9mm. The fitment names the 1976 CB500T, not the 1975 twin. The front wheel seal also names 1976 and prints no diameter.View part
Related parts: 321mm shocks · Front wheel seal · Stem nut
The 335mm chrome set says 335mm, about 13 3/16 inch, eye-to-clevis, to match stock ride height. The 321mm chrome set says 321mm, 12.6 inch, center-of-eye to clevis, and it is a stock-type design with 5-position preload instead of the original 3-position. Both name this twin. Measure the shock on the bike. Shorty 290mm sets do not name the CB500T in their descriptions, so treat those as a universal length you chose, not as stock.
The rear seal's fitment names CB500T 1976, one piece, 34 x 55 x 9mm. The front seal names CB500T 1976, one piece, and does not print a diameter, so measure the old front seal. Neither seal is a rim. The front and rear rim addresses do not open a product page.
Measure eye-to-clevis on the shock you have. 335mm is the length called stock ride height. 321mm is a shorter stock-type measurement. 290mm shorties do not name this twin in their text.
35 x 48 x 10.5 / 11mm. The fitment names the 1975 and 1976 CB500T. The 35mm wrench is a separate tool.
The rear seal's fitment line names the 1976 CB500T, not 1975. The front seal also names the 1976 CB500T. Measure, and do not assume the 1975 bike uses them.
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