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Honda CB Seat Rubber B ~ Replaces 77205-286-000

$7.87 USD
02-6533
Replace those worn, dried-out seat rubbers under your classic Honda with this Seat Setting Rubber "B", a direct replacement for OEM #77205-286-000. One of...

1978 Honda CB400TI Hawk I · Seat Cushion Rubbers Buying guide

Match the cushion to the underside of the seat

This route supplies a specific seat setting rubber rather than a universal seat-pad assortment. Compare its locating shape and support position with the pan fitted to your motorcycle.

Use the replacement reference as a cross-check

Seat setting rubber B replaces Honda 77205-286-000 and is listed for the 1978 CB400TI. Compare the old cushion and its locating features as well as the number. The model application helps with an original seat, while a changed pan needs its own fit check.

Inspect the seat supports before ordering

Check that the seat pan, supports and latch are in usable condition while the underside is accessible. A new cushion can replace tired rubber at its mounting point. It will not straighten a distorted pan or correct a damaged seat attachment.

Buying questions

Is this cushion sold individually or as a full set?

Seat setting rubber B is sold individually. Count the matching cushions under your own seat and order for the positions being replaced; the product is not a pre-counted complete seat-rubber kit.

Will it fit a custom or replacement seat pan?

Compare the pan’s locating features and support surfaces with the original rubber. A custom seat may use different cushions, even when it fits the Hawk I frame, so the original-bike application alone is not enough.

Can this rubber correct a seat that rocks?

Inspect the supports, pan and latch to find the cause first. Replacing a missing or flattened matching cushion can address that rubber’s condition, but movement caused by damaged mounting hardware or a bent pan requires separate attention.

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