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1981 Honda CB400TB · Chain Adjusters Buying guide
The featured item is one rear drive-chain adjuster assembly. Compare its plate and bolt arrangement with the motorcycle, particularly if a previous owner fitted a different swingarm or rear wheel.
Each purchase provides an adjuster, nut and bolt. Two purchases are needed when renewing both positions. Check the remaining axle hardware at the same time so that a missing or damaged surrounding part does not leave the repair unfinished.
New adjusters do not restore a worn chain or sprocket. Check the rear drive components before setting wheel alignment and chain slack, then follow the Honda service procedure. Modified swingarms require direct comparison of the adjuster arrangement before relying on model-specific application.
No. The supplied parts make one adjuster unit with its nut and bolt. Order two units if both positions need replacement, or one when inspection confirms the other side remains serviceable.
Compare the adjuster plate, axle opening and bolt arrangement with the installed hardware. A replacement swingarm may use another design even when the frame is a 1981 CB400TB.
Assess the chain and sprockets independently. The adjuster positions the rear wheel; it does not repair worn chain joints or teeth. The inspection determines whether those parts also belong in the repair order.
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