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1965 Honda CB450K · Shock Absorbers Buying guide
Three options use eye-to-clevis mounting; the black eye-to-eye version has different ends and bushing dimensions. All are listed for custom use, so a shared length or model tag does not make them interchangeable.
Chrome shrouded eye-to-clevis shocks290mm eye-to-clevis custom shocks with a chrome body, shroud and springs. The upper bushing is listed as 12mm ID × 21mm; spring preload has five positions.View part
Black eye-to-clevis shocksThe black body and spring option uses 290mm eye-to-clevis mounting with a 12mm ID × 21mm upper bushing. Check the lower clevis against your motorcycle before ordering.View part
Black eye-to-eye shocksA distinct 290mm eye-to-eye configuration with 10mm ID × 21mm bushings at both ends. Select it only for a compatible custom mounting arrangement.View part
Related parts: Black shrouded eye-to-clevis shocks
Read the mounting description as carefully as the length. The eye-to-clevis options have a listed 12mm upper bushing ID; the eye-to-eye version lists 10mm at both ends. Those differences require a comparison with the actual hardware on your motorcycle.
These listings offer five-position spring preload adjustment alongside their 290mm specification. Confirm the custom application from the mounting arrangement and dimensions first. The preload feature is a separate specification; it does not establish that these shocks suit your existing motorcycle or replace stock suspension.
They have different lower mounting arrangements and different listed bushing IDs. Compare both ends with your motorcycle; the common 290mm dimension and similar appearance do not establish that one can replace the other.
They specify the 12mm ID × 21mm upper bushing, but do not state the lower clevis opening width or bolt diameter. Compare the actual lower mount on your motorcycle and confirm those dimensions before ordering.
The listings identify these as shorty shocks for custom applications. They do not establish stock replacement dimensions for your motorcycle. Compare the original or installed shocks, mounting hardware and available clearance before committing to a set.
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