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Honda CB750 CB650 CB900 CB1000 Cam Cover Mount 90541-425-000

Honda CB750 CB650 CB900 CB1000 Cam Cover Mount - Replaces Honda OEM 90541-425-000

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Engine Engine: Gaskets & Rubbers Engine: Oil Seals Honda CB Motorcycle Parts Honda Motorcycle & ATV Parts Honda VF Magna, Sabre & Interceptor Parts
Honda CB750 CB650 CB900 CB1000 Cam Cover Mount - Replaces Honda OEM 90541-425-000. This cam-cover component mounts, seals, or finishes the matching cylinder-head cam-cover...

Honda VF Parts for Magna, Sabre and Interceptor Motorcycles

Honda's VF family brought the liquid-cooled V-four engine layout to several very different motorcycles. Magna models used the C suffix and a cruiser-oriented chassis, Sabre models used the S suffix for a standard or roadster layout, and Interceptor sport motorcycles generally carried F or R designations. PartsNMore's current Honda VF catalog is strongest for the VF750C Magna, VF750F Interceptor, VF750S Sabre, VF1100C Magna, VF1000F Interceptor and VF1100S Sabre. Additional coverage includes VF700C, VF700F, VF700S, VF500F and VF1000R applications.

Available products may include carburetor and fuel-system parts, engine gaskets and seals, cooling-system components, oil filters, ignition and charging parts, hydraulic clutch and brake components, suspension, steering, cables, controls and exhaust hardware. Listings include aftermarket replacements and selected genuine Honda parts. Genuine components are identified on the individual product page. A Honda OEM number shown with an aftermarket replacement is a cross-reference for identification and fitment; it does not mean Honda manufactured the replacement.

Why the C, S, F and R Suffix Matters

A displacement number alone is not enough to identify a Honda VF. The VF750C Magna, VF750S Sabre and VF750F Interceptor share a 750-class V4 identity, but they use different chassis layouts, riding positions, intake and exhaust arrangements, bodywork, controls and other model-specific components. The VF1100C Magna and VF1100S Sabre are also separate motorcycles despite their related V4 engine family. Never treat C, S, F or R as a cosmetic trim code.

The production year is equally important. Honda reused some VF model codes across different generations, particularly the VF750C Magna. Earlier and later motorcycles carrying the same basic designation can have substantial mechanical and chassis differences. VF700 models should not be treated as automatically interchangeable with VF750 versions, and the smaller VF500F is its own platform. Use the complete model code and year shown on the motorcycle, registration or reliable service information.

Start with the VF Models We Support Most Deeply

Begin with Honda VF750C Magna Parts for the broadest PartsNMore VF selection. Honda VF750F Interceptor Parts and Honda VF750S Sabre Parts provide separate routes for the sport and standard 750-class platforms. Larger V4 owners can narrow the catalog through Honda VF1100C Magna Parts, Honda VF1000F Interceptor Parts or Honda VF1100S Sabre Parts. Current inventory also supports VF700C Magna, VF700F Interceptor, VF700S Sabre, VF500F Interceptor and VF1000R motorcycles.

Use every individual product listing as the final fitment authority. Confirm the complete model code, suffix, production year, dimensions, connector or mounting style, included quantity and any stated chassis or engine-number break. Compare a verified Honda OEM number when one is available. These checks are especially important within the VF family because visually similar V4 components can differ between Magna, Sabre and Interceptor platforms or between model generations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do the C, S, F and R suffixes mean on Honda VF models?
Within the main Honda VF families, C identifies Magna cruiser models, S identifies Sabre standard or roadster models, F identifies Interceptor sport models, and R is used on the VF1000R. These suffixes identify different motorcycle configurations, not cosmetic packages, so match the complete model code and year.
Do Honda VF750C parts fit every VF750C Magna year?
No. Honda used the VF750C designation across more than one Magna generation, and major engine, chassis, electrical, intake, exhaust and brake details can differ. Confirm the exact production year and the fitment stated on the individual product page.
Are Honda VF700 and VF750 parts interchangeable?
Not as a general rule. VF700 and VF750 motorcycles are separate applications, and the C, S and F versions also use different configurations. Some individual parts may cross-reference, but only when the listing specifically includes both complete model codes and the applicable years.
Are PartsNMore Honda VF parts genuine OEM or aftermarket?
The Honda VF catalog includes aftermarket replacement parts and selected genuine Honda components. Genuine items are identified on the product page. A Honda OEM number shown on an aftermarket listing is an identification or fitment reference and does not mean Honda manufactured the replacement.

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