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1975 Honda CB550K · Frame & Body Buying guide
Cracked side covers, a split seat and perished footrest rubbers make a bike look neglected even when the engine is sound. These are some of the easiest visual improvements to make.
Black left side coverPlastic cover matching Honda 83700-323-030, shaped to factory dimensions, for 1974-76 CB550K bikes.View part
Seat cover with passenger strapFoam-lined cover with reinforced strap; reuse your existing seat hardware and chrome trim.View part
Black front fenderComplete with struts and brackets, matching Honda 61100-341-700XW; names 1974-76 CB550K bikes.View part
Related parts: Cast side cover emblem · Footrest rubber pair · Aftermarket black chain guard
Both black side covers name CB550K bikes of 1974-76 and the CB500K, so they suit a 1975 restoration. The listing recommends cleaning the plastic surface before painting. Fresh damper rubbers help the new covers sit firmly on their pegs.
Two front fenders cover 1974-76 CB550K bikes: chrome and black, each complete with struts and brackets for the speedometer cable and brake hose. Match the finish to your bike’s original specification or the look you prefer.
No. The listing says there is no Honda stencil on the rear because of copyright. It has foam sewn into the top and suits original 1974-76 CB550K seats.
Two per bike, one on each side, according to the listing. The cast metal emblem matches Honda 87124-374-000 and names only 1974-76 CB550K bikes in its fitment.
Both guards list the CB550K from 1974 to 1978. The Japanese-made version names Honda 40510-323-000B; the aftermarket listing also gives mounting checks for altered swingarms or rear suspension. Compare your existing guard before choosing.
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