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Honda CB750 CB550 CB500 CB400 6.125 in. battery band 95012-17001

Honda CB 6.125 in. Stock Type Battery Band ~ Replaces 95012-17001

$8.95 USD
99-4936
Upgrade or restore your classic Honda motorcycle’s battery mounting system with this Stock Type Battery Band — a quality replacement designed to keep your...
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Honda CB750 CB550 CB400 pilot turn signal light cover 37600-377-018

Honda CB750 / CB550 / CB400 Pilot Turn Signal Light Cover ~ Replaces 37600-377-018

$54.95 USD
99-4819
Restore your gauge cluster with this replacement Pilot Indicator Light Cover — a direct fit for OEM #37600‑377‑018. This part includes both the front...

Honda CB750 / CB550 / CB500 / CB400 Fuse Box Assembly ~ Replaces 38200-377-305

$44.95 USD
10-6002
Fit a complete fuse box with cover to your mid-'70s Honda using this Fuse Box Assembly. Includes 5 fuses and the fuse box cover,...
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Honda CB750 CB650 CB550 CB500 battery box rubber 83618-323-000

Honda CB Battery Box Rubber ~ Replaces 83618-323-000

$4.95 USD
99-4986
Upgrade or restore your vintage Honda motorcycle with this Battery Box Rubber — designed to replace OEM #83618‑323‑000 and cushion your battery from vibration...

1971-78 Honda CB550F / CB550K / CB500K Positive (+) Battery Cable ~ Replaces 32401-323-000

$27.95 USD
73-0105
Replace your CB500 or CB550 positive battery cable with this Positive (+) Battery Cable with rubber end covers, replacing OEM #32401-323-000.Key Features• Positive (+)...

1971-78 Honda CB550F / CB550K / CB500K Negative (-) Battery Cable ~ Replaces 32601-323-000

$21.95 USD
73-0106
Replace your CB500 or CB550 negative battery cable with this Negative (-) Battery Cable (ground cable), replacing OEM #32601-323-000.Key Features• Negative (-) battery cable...

1978 Honda CB550K · Battery, Fuse & Relay Buying guide

List the separate pieces needed around the battery

The positive cable, battery-box rubber and covered fuse box are separate purchases. Check the installed battery-area arrangement and order quantities instead of assuming one small-part listing completes the whole service job.

Distinguish included fuses from additional spares

The fuse-box listing describes an assembly with its cover and five fuses. Read that as the stated included contents, not five extra spares on top of another complete set. Compare the present fuse-box arrangement and connections before choosing the assembly for the motorcycle’s battery-area repair.

Check support pieces without guessing dimensions

The positive-cable listing supplies rubber end covers but no overall cable length. The battery-box rubber is sold individually. A separate battery band gives both inch and millimeter measurements; ask the store to confirm the required measurement against your fitted brackets before relying on either figure.

Common buying questions

How many battery-box rubbers does one purchase supply?

The rubber listing says it is sold individually and tells buyers to order the quantity required. Inspect the installed box and the pieces you plan to retain before deciding how many replacements to purchase.

Does the positive cable include a negative cable?

The listing describes a positive battery cable with rubber end covers. It does not describe a positive-and-negative cable set, so identify the separate connection you need rather than assuming both cables are supplied.

Are five extra fuses supplied with the fuse box?

The description states that the assembly includes its cover and five fuses. It does not identify an additional set of five spare fuses; plan the purchase around those stated contents and the existing fuse-box arrangement.

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