Honda CB550 Repair Overview
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
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Common Motor is proud to announce our official parts support for the mid sized Honda CB550 family of motorcycles.
This includes:
CB500K (K0 - K2 variations from 1971-1973)
CB550K (K0 - K2 from 1974-1976)
CB550F Super Sport (1975-1977).
CB550K3 / K4 (1977-1978)
We took a typical CB550F and got it tuned up and ready for the road. Follow along with us as we share all the repairs and replacement parts needed to get this Honda CB550 machine ready to ride!
Front End Parts:
-Brake Caliper Rebuild: www.common-moto...
-Master Cylinder Rebuild: www.common-moto...
-Brake Hoses: www.common-moto...
-Fork Seals: www.common-moto...
-Tapered Roller Steering Bearing: www.common-moto...
Cables:
-Throttle Cables: www.common-moto...
-Clutch Cable: www.common-moto...
-Speedometer Cable: www.common-moto...
-Tachometer Cable: Coming Soon
Electrical:
-H4 Headlight Lens & Bulb Kit: www.common-moto...
-Ignition Rebuild Kit: www.common-moto...
-Ignition Coils w/ Spark Plug Boots: www.common-moto...
-Spark Plugs: www.common-moto...
-Battery: www.common-moto...
-Regulator Rectifier Combo: www.common-moto...
- Electronic Flasher Relay: www.common-moto...
Fuel System:
-Carburetor Rebuild Kits: www.common-moto...
(late CB550 K3/4 use a different style carb): www.common-moto...
-Petcock Rebuild: www.common-moto...
-Intake manifolds: www.common-moto...
-Intake manifold O-rings: www.common-moto...
-Air Filter: www.common-moto...
-Fuel Line: www.common-moto...
Engine:
-Oil Filter: www.common-moto...
-Oil Seal Kit: www.common-moto...
Rear End:
-Rear Drum Brake Shoes: www.common-moto...
-Ikon Shocks: www.common-moto...
-Drive Chain: www.common-moto...
-Front Sprocket: www.common-moto...
-Rear Sprocket: www.common-moto...
-Roller Bearing Swing Arm Kit: Coming Soon
I'm working on cb500k! So glad you will be supporting these!
Of course! Drop us a line with questions if you have any over on our website.
Stock the Dyna-S if you can. Worth every penny.
Kibblewhite does valve seats that are close, but my top end guy said he had to turn them down a little.
I can recommend the Delkevic exhaust system.
Thanks for being another part source. Did a iBA Saddle Sore 1000 on mine.
Hey I have this exact bike, my fathers first :) I did a full renovation including full front brakes, carbs cleaning (did not change but cleaned deep), new spark plugs, new flashing relay new battery new lights,fixed the electric (lot of corroded parts), a lot of bullshit things (back brake spring for exemple) still need to change the back wheel axis (its weirdly loose) and engine doesnt run well. Only 1 piston fires, no carbs leaks fuel get to all carbs and they are very clean. Idk why only 1 piston fires. Bike was in bad condition,I did a month worth of work on it with 0 experience, it was fun but its getting too hard for me. Getting it to a professional real soon !
Also great video!
Thanks for the inspiration …btw when do you think is the swing arm roller bearing kit available.. right now I’m testing Bronze bushing, but consider to install the bearing kit .
Hi, Do you sell bike that you have done up for export to UK?
Very cool!
🛠🤗 great job
Thank you!
have one, it is a great bike
Yes they are!
The Insulator Boots for the intake are a different size for 1977 K. The K3 has a longer boot (just a hair over 1.5 inches). Can you help me locate a set for the 1977 CB550 K3? I beleive the original part # is 16211404000
Can any of the cb550f components be used on the cb350f?
What are you trying to use on it would be my question.
I'm trying to zoom in but can't quite see how you mounted the rectifier.
On this bike we used zip ties but anywhere you can fit it works well. Its a bit tighter of a fit than the smaller Honda twins.
I just got a cb 550 and the back tire is stuck even if I put the bike in neutral what can I do the right hand brake is stuck and won't pull back
Reach out to our tech support on our website! We can always point you in the right direction.