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1974 Honda CB350F1 · Drive Chain Adjusters Buying guide
A complete adjuster item and a screw pair replace different amounts of hardware. Inspect the two sides together, particularly when a previous owner has mixed original and custom components.
The conventional adjuster comes with nut and bolt. The Joker Machine option contains two adjustment screws with nuts, rather than two complete adjuster bodies. Choose the package that replaces the worn components and retain only hardware suitable for the repaired assembly.
Some grid items relate to the engine’s internal primary drive. Those components do not align the rear wheel or adjust its chain. Use the rear-wheel hardware shown here for that task, then follow the CB350F service instructions for alignment and final adjustment.
The package is a set of two adjustment screws with nuts. If the adjuster bodies are damaged or missing, compare the complete adjuster option rather than assuming the screw pair supplies them.
Inspect each side and count how many assemblies require replacement. The product describes an adjuster with nut and bolt; it does not describe a pair of complete adjusters.
Compare the fitted adjuster body, axle opening and screw arrangement on both sides. A CB350F application describes the intended original arrangement; changed wheels or swingarms need their own hardware comparison.
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