Rear Wheel Damper / Cush Drive Rubber ~ Genuine Honda 41241-422-000
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This genuine Honda rear wheel damper / cush drive rubber is Honda OEM 41241-422-000 for Honda CB rear wheel applications. It fits inside the rear wheel hub/sprocket carrier area to help cushion driveline shock between the wheel and final drive.
Check the listed model and year, then read any fitment notes in the description.
| Make | Model | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Honda | CB1100F Supersport | 1983 |
| Honda | CB900F Supersport | 1981 |
| Honda | CB900F | 1982 |
| Honda | CB750SC Nighthawk | 1982 |
| Honda | CB750SC | 1983 |
| Honda | CB750F Supersport | 1979 |
| Honda | CB750F | 1980 |
| Honda | CB750F | 1981 |
| Honda | CB750F | 1982 |
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To the USA & Canada. In-stock orders usually ship from our own warehouse the same or next business day.
| Destination | Delivery time |
|---|---|
| USA | 4–7 business days |
| Canada | 2–6 business days |
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No restocking fees. Eligible parts must be unused, uninstalled, unaltered and complete. The 60-day window starts when your order is delivered.
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Yes. This is genuine Honda OEM 41241-422-000.
One rear wheel damper is included. The listed rear wheel assemblies use five dampers, so order five to replace the complete cush-drive set.
Hardened, cracked or loose dampers can allow excess rotational play between the wheel and sprocket carrier and may produce a clunk during throttle changes. Inspect all five dampers and the carrier contact surfaces together.