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1980 Honda CB400TA Hawk · Suspension & Wheel Buying guide
The available service parts cover several load-bearing assemblies. Use the original component and model-specific reference to choose the right seal, bearing or mounting rubber before dismantling further.
Fork oil seal set33 × 46 × 11mm oil seal set, made in Japan by an OEM supplier.View part
Rear wheel dust sealOne 30 × 52 × 7mm seal, made in Japan by an OEM supplier, for the 1980–81 CB400T rear wheel.View part
Tapered steering bearing kitJapanese-made conversion kit for this model, with upper and lower tapered bearing races.View part
Related parts: Fork dust boot set · Lower shock mounting bushing · Genuine Honda swingarm dust cap
Fork oil seals retain the fork oil; the linked 33mm dust boots provide external protection and come as a set of two. The rear wheel replacement is a single 30 × 52 × 7mm dust seal. Inspect the surrounding components rather than ordering by seal appearance alone.
The tapered steering bearing kit includes upper and lower races for a conversion from the original arrangement. At the rear, the linked mounting bushings serve the lower shock attachments, while the linked dust caps belong at the swingarm pivot. Use the appropriate service instructions for each assembly.
Inspect both fork legs while planning the repair. Order the separate dust boot pair if the outer boots are damaged or hardened. Check the tube surfaces too, rather than assuming an oil seal replacement alone completes the work.
The Japanese-made kit includes upper and lower tapered bearing races. Check the condition of the remaining steering hardware and follow the kit and Honda service instructions; the kit should be selected as a bearing conversion, not a cosmetic stem-nut replacement.
For the lower shock mounting bushing, compare 19mm length, 22mm outside diameter and 10mm bore. The separate swingarm dust cap has a different purpose. Identify the exact joint being serviced before choosing either part.
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