Use the full model code and year
Check the model identification on your motorcycle and its documentation. Suffixes matter: CB750K and CB750F are different models. A model-family collection can cover several versions and years; it does not mean every listed part fits every bike in that family. Confirm the product’s listed fitment before ordering.
Check what is actually fitted
On a modified motorcycle, identify the fitted carburetors, brakes, forks or engine as well as the original model. Compare part markings, dimensions and mounting details. Universal parts still need their specifications checked; selecting a bike does not confirm they fit.
Use OEM numbers as references
Compare the complete OEM reference with your parts information, then check the product’s fitment and specifications. A replacement reference does not mean a part is genuine OEM. Genuine OEM parts are specifically identified. If the number or application is unclear, send our team the model, year, reference and clear photos before ordering.