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1977 Honda CB550K · Steering Hardware & Dampers Buying guide
The bearing conversion, stem nut and washer address different pieces of the steering assembly. Compare the kit description with the parts needed for the repair, then select the external fittings by reference and finish.
Tapered-roller steering conversionConversion kit described with upper and lower bearing races. Compare its stated contents with the steering assembly rather than assuming every seal and fastener is included.View part
Black steering stem nutCNC-made black stem nut referencing 90304-415-000, with a listed 30 mm hex. Compare the existing nut and separate washer.View part
Steering stem nut washerIndividual washer referencing 90503-283-000. Match the retained washer rather than assuming it comes with a replacement stem nut.View part
Related parts: Chrome steering stem nut alternative
The tapered-roller kit is described as a steering bearing conversion with upper and lower races. Compare those contents with the complete repair needed on the motorcycle. Do not assume every surrounding seal, nut or washer is included, and retain the distinction between bearings and external stem fittings.
The black and chrome stem nuts share the listed reference pattern and a 30 mm hex specification. Check the existing assembly first, then choose the finish. The washer is offered separately, so inspect its condition and confirm which pieces will be supplied with the order.
Its description identifies the tapered-roller conversion and upper and lower races. It does not establish a complete package of every external nut, washer and seal. Compare the listed contents with the pieces needed for your repair.
The black and chrome stem nut descriptions specify a 30 mm hex. Compare the nut actually fitted before selecting a tool, especially if earlier repairs or custom parts have changed the external fitting.
The two listings carry the same kit reference and matching descriptions. Check the stated contents and existing bearing arrangement rather than treating different product names as proof of a different conversion kit.
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