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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...

1968 Honda CB350K0 · Seat Support Rubbers Buying guide

Renew the cushion where the seat meets the frame

Seat rubber B replaces reference 77205-286-000 and is sold one at a time. It cushions a seat-to-frame contact point; the seat pan and retained mounting arrangement still need to be sound.

Count the actual support positions

Lift the seat and inspect its cushions individually. Order one B-type rubber for each matching position you intend to renew. This is especially important on a replacement seat pan, where the support layout may differ from the original arrangement on the 1968 motorcycle.

Check why the seat is sitting unevenly

A flattened cushion can affect how the seat rests against the frame, but damaged mounts or a distorted pan need separate attention. Compare the mounting shape and support height with the retained pieces before deciding that this rubber addresses the problem.

Buying questions

Is the B-type rubber supplied as a full seat set?

It is sold individually. Count the matching supports on your installed seat and order the number needed. The product reference identifies the rubber type rather than a complete seat mounting kit.

Will it fit an aftermarket seat pan?

That depends on the pan’s mounting arrangement. Compare the rubber attachment shape and frame contact point with the seat maker’s design; the CB350K0 application alone does not establish fit on a custom pan.

What should I check before replacing a missing cushion?

Inspect the attachment area on the seat pan and the corresponding frame contact point. If either is damaged, repair that mounting problem as well so the replacement rubber can remain properly seated.

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