HONDA Swingarm caution label, left side
87501MY5610 / 87501-MY5-610

Maintaining the original safety profile of your Honda requires attention to every detail, including the factory-installed warning plates. This genuine Honda caution label, often located on the upper surface of the swingarm* or within the rear storage compartment, ensures that critical operational information remains legible and intact. As a factory-original component, it meets the exact engineering standards required for high-performance motorcycles such as the CB500.

Authentic Warning Plate for Swingarm and Rear Seat Mounting

• ✅ Factory Color Matching: The inks used in this caution label are calibrated to match the original factory specifications, ensuring a seamless look with your existing decals.
• ✅ Manufacturer Quality Warranty: This genuine part is backed by Honda’s rigorous quality standards, providing peace of mind regarding its durability and adhesive longevity.
• ✅ Guaranteed Satisfaction: Choosing OEM eliminates the uncertainty of fitment or material quality, preventing the frustration and expense of subpar alternatives.
• ✅ Original Tooling Precision: Each label is produced using the manufacturer's original die-cut tooling, resulting in a perfect shape that aligns exactly with the bike's contours.
• ✅ Genuine Factory Packaging: Your order is delivered in original Honda packaging, protecting the adhesive and vinyl integrity from the warehouse to your door.

When restoring a classic such as the Honda CB500, using authentic decals is a form of long-term savings. While it might be tempting to overlook a small caution label, these genuine components outlast others and maintain the bike's integrity. Investing in factory-original graphics ensures your machine retains its value and professional appearance for years to come.

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Optimal Panel Preparation. For the most precise application of caution labels on areas like the swingarm or inner cowls, many professional restorers recommend removing the specific panel or component. This allows you to work on a stable, flat surface, ensuring the adhesive bonds perfectly without any trapped air or misalignment.

Securing Discontinued Stock. Motorcycle manufacturers often stop production of specific decals for older models, making OEM parts like this one increasingly rare. If you are refurbishing a machine, securing these factory-original labels while they are still available in the distribution network is a wise move for any serious owner.

Ensure the mounting surface is meticulously cleaned with isopropyl alcohol to remove all wax and residue before pressing the label firmly from the center outward.

* If this decal is listed under multiple models or versions, the exact mounting location may vary slightly.