About the Honda CB450T Hawk
Carburetor, gasket, fork and brake parts for keeping the 1982 Hawk in use.
Honda’s 1982 owner’s manual names this motorcycle the CB450T Hawk. The complete code matters when ordering because the wider CB450 range also includes the earlier K twin and the SC Nighthawk. Several parts below explicitly list both the 1982 T and SC, making those particular items useful shared applications.
Plan a Hawk repair by component
The links below cover the carburetors, engine gaskets, fork oil seals and clutch plates, plus two separate brake jobs: front master-cylinder repair and rear drum-brake shoe replacement. Each example lists the 1982 CB450T. Identify replacement assemblies before building an order for a modified bike.
Know your CB450T before choosing partsCB450T repair checkpoints
Compare the model years, dimensions and component differences before choosing parts.
Carburetor kit
The shared 1982 T/SC option
The linked kit includes both 1982 CB450T and 1982 CB450SC applications.
Parts checkpoint: The separate 1983–1986 SC kit does not establish Hawk fitment.
Brake repair
Front hydraulics and rear shoes
Use the front master-cylinder kit for that hydraulic assembly and the rear shoes for the drum brake.
Parts checkpoint: Match the fitted master cylinder or rear hub.
Fork service
33 × 46 × 11 mm oil seals
The fork-seal set below lists the 1982 CB450T.
Parts checkpoint: Compare all three old-seal dimensions if the front end has changed.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingCB450T identification checklist
Keep the T suffix visible when comparing parts that also list other Honda twins.
- Bike: CB450T designation, year, market and frame and engine markings.
- Fuel system: Carburetor markings and the kit contents needed for the repair.
- Brakes: Front master-cylinder identification or rear hub and shoe profile.
- Forks and clutch: Seal dimensions or the clutch plate type, pattern and quantity required.
Contact PartsNMore with your model year, frame and engine markings, and clear photos of the component being repaired.