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Honda CB Shock Absorber Joint Rubber Set/2 ~ Replaces 52484-292-000

$6.76 USD
73-0093
Replace your shock joint rubbers with this Shock Absorber Joint Rubber Set of 2, replacing OEM #52484-292-000.Key Features• Shock absorber joint rubbers• Set of...

Universal Motorcycle Shorty Shock Absorber Set ~ Chrome Shrouded 290mm

$119.95 USD
06-3591
Drop the back end with a clean all-chrome look using this Custom Shorty Shock Absorber Set. Chrome body and shroud with chrome progressive-wound springs,...

Universal Motorcycle Shorty Shock Absorber Set ~ Black Shrouded 290mm

$129.95 USD
06-3590
Get the shortened look with a bit more coverage using this Custom Shorty Shock Absorber Set featuring a black body and shroud with black...
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Universal black 290mm eye-to-eye shorty motorcycle shock absorber set

Universal Motorcycle Shorty Shock Absorber Set ~ Black Eye-to-Eye 290mm

$139.95 USD
06-3592
Go shorter with a different mounting configuration using this Custom Shorty Shock Absorber Set. Black body and shroud with black progressive-wound springs, 290mm (11...
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Universal black 290mm shorty motorcycle shock absorber set

Universal Motorcycle Shorty Shock Absorber Set ~ Black 290mm

$139.95 USD
06-3589
Slam the back end with this Custom Shorty Shock Absorber Set, measuring 290mm (11 3/8") eye-to-clevis, noticeably shorter than stock for custom café, bobber,...

1968 Honda CL350K0 · Shock Joint Rubbers Buying guide

Inspect the joint before renewing its rubber

The joint-rubber set replaces reference 52484-292-000 and contains two rubbers. Match the rubber to the shock joint being serviced, particularly if the motorcycle no longer has its original shock assemblies.

Check the mounting around the rubber

Inspect the rubber and the surrounding joint hardware together. Replacing aged rubber does not address damaged metal mounting parts, so establish the repair scope before ordering. Keep the removed pieces identified by position and use the correct service information for the fitted shock arrangement.

Use the shock identity after a replacement

An aftermarket shock can use a different joint design from the original model application. Record its maker and markings, then compare the required rubber with this replacement. The frame model alone cannot identify the service parts inside a different shock mount.

Buying questions

Does one pack contain enough rubbers for every shock mount?

One pack contains two rubber pieces. Inspect the matching positions being renewed and count the pieces needed; the package count is not a stated all-mount kit for every shock arrangement.

Can I fit these rubbers to aftermarket shocks?

Compare the aftermarket shock’s joint shape and rubber requirements with reference 52484-292-000. If the joints differ, use the shock manufacturer’s replacement specification rather than ordering by the motorcycle model alone.

What if there is play around the shock joint?

Have the rubber and surrounding mounting hardware inspected before ordering. If metal components are worn or damaged, include that in the repair assessment rather than assuming a fresh rubber alone addresses the joint.

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