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1975 Honda CB550K · Rear Shocks Buying guide
Choose by the listed length, mounting arrangement, finish and preload adjustment. Overlapping listings describe both 321 mm and 335 mm options in stock terms, so compare the existing shocks instead of treating that wording as a verified factory specification.
Stock-design chrome shocksChrome body, cover and springs, 321mm long, modelled on the original 1974-76 CB550K shocks.View part
Black 335 mm shock setBlacked-out body and springs at 335mm, with four-position preload adjustment.View part
Shock joint rubber pairTwo mounting rubbers matching Honda 52484-292-000, naming 1974-78 CB550K bikes.View part
Related parts: OEM-type shock nut · Chrome 335 mm shock set · Black 290 mm shorty shock set
The 321 mm set is modeled after original shocks and names 1974–76 CB550K models. The 335 mm sets also list the CB550K but call themselves stock-length. That wording conflicts; compare the installed measurement and mounts rather than assuming a single factory length from these listings.
The joint-rubber listing supplies two rubbers and references Honda 52484-292-000. The shock-nut listing states two are used per bike and asks you to order the required quantity. Check the mounting pieces retained on your motorcycle before adding separate rubbers or nuts.
The chrome and black 335 mm sets list four-position preload adjustment and include bushings, inserts, washers and a preload wrench. Compare their mounting pieces and stated length with the shocks currently fitted.
The 290 mm shorty listing describes custom applications and provides an upper-bushing measurement. It does not give a model-specific CB550K fit guarantee, so compare the mounts, dimensions and proposed arrangement before selecting it.
Two stock-design sets named for the CB750K of 1969-71 and 1972-76 carry this tag. They are not featured here, because the CB550K stock-design set suits this bike more directly.
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