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Honda CB750 CB550 CB500 rear shock swingarm bushing 40548-268-000

Honda CB Rear Shock Swingarm Bushing ~ Replaces 40548-268-000

$6.20 USD
28-6918
Rear shock swingarm bushing designed to replace the original Honda component, matching OEM reference 40548-268-000. Fits between the shock and swingarm to provide proper...
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Honda CB550 CB500 CB450 CL450K0 drive chain adjuster w nut and bolt

Honda CB Drive Chain Adjuster with Nut & Bolt

$24.95 USD
99-4854
Upgrade or restore your classic Honda motorcycle’s drive system with this Drive Chain Adjuster with Nut and Bolt — designed to keep your rear...

Honda CB Drive Chain Adjuster Screws ~ Black ~ Joker Machine ~ Replaces 90119-283-000

$59.95 USD
73-1059
Refresh your drive chain adjusters with these Joker Machine Brand Black Custom Type Drive Chain Adjuster Screws, set of 2, with gold-cadmium-plated nuts. Replaces...

1973 Honda CB450K · Drive Chain & Adjusters Buying guide

Identify the adjustment component before choosing the package

The conventional adjuster lists 95014-18000 / 40543-390-000 / 40532-283-010. Joker screws list 90119-283-000 and knurled, hex and Allen access. One assembly with hardware and a two-screw purchase are distinct contents to compare.

Compare the assembly requirement with screw-only contents

Inspect the adjuster bodies and other components before deciding whether the repair needs the conventional assembly or Joker screws. The screw listing confirms two screws and nuts, rather than all adjustment-system pieces. Match the stated references with the fitted arrangement and identify separately any hardware that the selected purchase leaves unconfirmed.

Plan quantity and access from the actual installation

The conventional adjuster’s two-if-required instruction means assemblies must be counted for the repair. The Joker product already states a pair of screws, with several turning methods. Compare tool access and retained components independently; neither the pair quantity nor a knurled knob establishes a complete chain-adjustment procedure or equipment package.

Buying questions

How do I compare the two purchases when an adjuster body is damaged?

Identify the damaged component and its replacement reference before selecting. The conventional product lists adjuster, nut and bolt; the Joker product lists screws and nuts. Its two-piece supply does not confirm replacement bodies, so check the assembly requirement rather than choosing by finish alone.

What if the repair needs components on only one side?

Count the conventional assemblies required and read the selected product’s contents. The adjuster includes its hardware and asks for two orders when two are needed; Joker screws are expressly a pair. Keep those purchasing units separate from the number of positions being serviced.

How are the Joker Machine adjuster screws turned?

The screws provide three stated methods: turn the knurled section by hand, use an open or box wrench on the hex, or use an Allen wrench through the knob end. The purchase supplies two screws with nuts; check access on the fitted adjusters.

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