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1980 Honda CB400TA Hawk · Drive-Chain Adjusters Buying guide
This selection supports rear drive-chain adjustment hardware. Match the adjuster plate and bolt arrangement to the bike, then distinguish the number of positions being repaired from the contents of one purchase.
Each featured item supplies one adjuster with a nut and bolt. Order two units if renewing both sides. If the motorcycle has a different swingarm or rear-wheel arrangement, compare the hardware directly rather than relying on the model year alone.
Replacing damaged adjustment hardware is separate from assessing a worn drive chain or sprockets. Inspect those components before setting alignment and chain slack. Use the Honda manual for the final adjustment and fastening procedure, and check that both adjusters operate correctly.
One purchase supplies one adjuster with its nut and bolt. Order two units to replace both sides; inspect the existing pair first if only one appears damaged.
A model application does not establish compatibility with a changed swingarm. Compare the plate shape, axle opening and bolt arrangement with the fitted parts before ordering.
No. The adjuster positions the rear wheel; it does not renew worn chain joints or sprocket teeth. Assess those components separately before completing the wheel-alignment and chain-slack adjustment.
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