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Honda CB750 CB650 CB550 CB500 seat lock bar assembly 77220-340-003

Honda CB Seat Lock Bar Assembly ~ Replaces 77220-340-003

$54.95 USD
73-1070
Replace your seat lock bar with this Seat Lock Bar Assembly, replacing OEM #77220-340-003 / #77220-340-011.Key Features• Seat lock bar assembly• Replaces OEM #77220-340-003...

1974 Honda CL360K0 · Seat Lock Bar Buying guide

Identify the lock bar before replacing seat hardware

This assembly replaces references 77220-340-003 and 77220-340-011. Use those numbers with the existing mounting arrangement to identify the bar; a different seat base may need its own hardware.

Check the seat base and receiving latch together

Keep the old bar available while comparing its mounting points and the way it meets the latch. If a seat has been recovered or replaced, inspect the underlying base and hardware too. A model-year match does not establish the mounting arrangement of an aftermarket seat.

Define the replacement scope before checkout

The product is a seat lock bar assembly under two replacement references. If other latch hardware is missing, send the merchant a photo and list of those pieces for confirmation before ordering. Do not interpret the assembly name as a complete keyed-lock package.

Common buying questions

Will the lock bar fit an aftermarket seat base?

Compare that base’s mounting points and latch engagement with the original-style assembly first. The CL360K application supports the replacement bar, but it does not establish the dimensions of a different seat base.

Does the assembly include a keyed lock and keys?

The product identifies a seat lock bar assembly and provides replacement references, without promising a keyed lock or keys. Confirm those separately if the missing or failed part is the lock cylinder rather than the bar.

Should I replace the bar when the seat will not latch?

Have the bar, its mounting points and the receiving latch checked together. Record any seat-base changes before ordering; identifying the worn or misaligned component helps avoid buying a bar for a fault elsewhere in the latch arrangement.

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