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1978 Honda CB400A · Seat mounting rubber Buying guide
Seat movement can involve more than a rubber cushion. Match the B-type support to its original position, then inspect the other supports and locking parts so the order addresses the parts actually worn.
The B-type cushion is sold individually and replaces Honda reference 77205-286-000. Compare its shape with the worn support beneath your seat, then count the pieces needed for that repair. The replacement is a position-specific rubber support rather than a complete set of seat mounting parts.
Check for a flattened, split or missing support and inspect the area where it locates in the pan. A changed or repaired seat base may no longer use the original mounting arrangement. Loose or damaged locking hardware needs its own assessment rather than a larger rubber order.
Yes. The product supplies an individual B-type seat cushion. Match it to the worn support and count the pieces needed, especially if the motorcycle has a replacement seat or a modified seat pan.
Compare the existing support’s shape and mounting features with the B-type replacement, reference 77205-286-000. The product explicitly includes the 1978 CB400A, but a changed seat pan can use a different mounting arrangement.
Inspect the lock, its mounting parts and the seat pan as well as the rubbers. The B-type cushion supports the seat against the frame; choose separate repair parts if the locking mechanism or pan is damaged.
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