Honda motorcycle parts
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1980 Honda CB400TA Hawk · Steering Bearings & Hardware Buying guide
The bearing kit addresses the steering head. The nut and washer secure a different part of the assembly, so inspect each component and order to the work you are undertaking.
Tapered steering bearing kitJapanese-made conversion kit for this model, with upper and lower tapered bearing races.View part
Chrome steering stem nutSold each; 30mm external hex, replacing Honda reference 90304-415-000.View part
Steering stem washerChrome replacement for reference 90503-283-000, sold individually.View part
Related parts: Black Joker Machine stem nut
Honda’s original steering fiche uses ball races; the offered kit is a tapered roller conversion with upper and lower races. Check whether the motorcycle has already been converted before ordering. Use the conversion instructions and model service information rather than mixing assumptions from the two arrangements.
The chrome nut replaces Honda reference 90304-415-000 and is sold each. The matching chrome washer, reference 90503-283-000, is a separate item. The related Joker Machine nut offers a black, CNC-machined alternative with the same stated reference; compare the existing hardware before selecting a finish.
It is a tapered roller bearing conversion, with upper and lower races. The original Honda arrangement uses ball races. Identify what is currently installed and follow the conversion instructions if changing bearing type.
No. It is the external hex size given for the offered stem nuts. Use the replacement reference and the original stem application to choose the part; do not treat that measurement as a thread diameter or pitch.
Yes. The chrome stem nut and washer are separate products, each sold individually. The related black Joker Machine nut is another finish choice. Inspect the bearing condition independently when deciding how much of the steering assembly to service.
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