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1969-70 Honda CB450K / CB350K Seat Cover

$89.95 USD
48-9209
Restore your seat with this Replacement Seat Cover with reinforced passenger strap. No trim or hardware included; reuse your existing hardware. There is no...

1969 Honda CB350K1 · Seat Covers Buying guide

Check the original seat before choosing its new cover

A good recovering plan starts under the upholstery. Confirm the seat shape, assess damaged foam and keep track of reusable trim and hardware before removing the old cover from the original seat.

Plan to reuse the existing fittings

The cover does not include trim or hardware. Check the pieces already on the seat before starting work, and retain usable fittings for reassembly. The product photograph shows an installed cover for reference, rather than a complete seat supplied with the order.

Prepare the foam as well as the upholstery

The cover comes with installation instructions and step-by-step guidance for repairing damaged seat foam. Read them before stripping the seat so you can assess the work and materials needed. The rear of the replacement cover is plain, without a Honda stencil.

Common ordering questions

Will this fit an aftermarket café seat?

The cover is for the original stock 1969–70 CB350K seat. A café seat or reshaped foam may have a different profile, so do not order on the motorcycle’s year alone; compare the seat structure first.

Are the passenger strap and metal trim both included?

A reinforced passenger strap is included with the cover. Trim and hardware are not included, and existing hardware must be reused. Inspect those fittings before dismantling the seat to avoid an unfinished recovering job.

Do I need upholstery instructions before starting?

Installation instructions and foam-repair guidance come with the cover. Review them and inspect the pan and foam before removing the old upholstery, particularly if the seat has hidden damage or previous repairs.

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