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Honda CB Sidecover Damper Rubber B ~ Replaces 83551-300-000

$2.54 USD
02-6531
Keep your sidecovers snug and rattle-free with this Rubber Sidecover Damper B, a direct replacement for OEM #83551-300-000. Fits an exceptionally broad range of...

Honda CB Sidecover Damper Rubber A ~ Replaces 17247-303-000

$2.54 USD
02-6532
Complete your sidecover damper refresh with this Rubber Sidecover Damper A, a direct replacement for OEM #17247-303-000. This is one of the 3 different...
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Honda CB550 CB500 CB360 rear fuel tank holder rubber 17613-286-000

Honda CB Rear Fuel Tank Holder Rubber ~ Replaces 17613-286-000

$9.95 USD
12-0133
Restore proper rear fuel tank mounting on your mid-'70s twin or four with this Rear Fuel Tank Holder Rubber, a direct replacement for OEM...

Honda CB Genuine Honda Seat Setting Rubber ~ OEM 77204-312-000

$13.95 USD
99-5052
Upgrade or restore your classic Honda motorcycle with this Genuine Honda Seat Setting Rubber — precision‑engineered and quality made in Japan. This authentic replacement...

1971 Honda SL350K1 · Body Support Rubbers Buying guide

Sort support rubbers by the assembly they locate

The available pieces support the seat, rear of the fuel tank and sidecovers. Compare the shape and reference at each location, then separate sold-each parts from any quantities you still need to verify.

Check the seat and tank interfaces separately

The related seat setting rubber is reference 77204-312-000; the rear tank cushion is 17613-286-000. Keep those functions separate even if both old rubbers are hardened or missing. Compare each receiving point, including any changes introduced by an aftermarket seat pan or tank.

Use a location list for sidecover dampers

Write down the type needed at each sidecover attachment before setting quantities. The related A-type and B-type dampers use different references and are both sold individually. Inspect panel locating features as well, because a fresh rubber alone may not resolve a damaged attachment.

Questions before ordering

How do I identify a rubber when the old one is missing?

Start with the assembly and its receiving hole or support, then compare the replacement reference and locating shape. Use an intact matching position only if it has the same arrangement; avoid choosing solely by its appearance in the product grid.

Are the seat and tank rubbers both sold in the same quantity?

The seat setting rubber is explicitly sold each. Verify the rear tank cushion’s package quantity if your repair calls for more than one piece; do not transfer the quantity statement from a neighboring product.

What should I check when the tank or seat is aftermarket?

Compare the support shape and locating arrangement on that assembly, then identify a suitable rubber for it. A model/year selection describes the motorcycle but cannot confirm mounting details introduced by replacement bodywork.

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