HONDA Caution label
87560MW0607ZB / 87560-MW0-607ZB

Maintaining the original safety standards and factory appearance of a classic Honda motorcycle involves paying attention to the smallest details. This genuine caution label*, often found in prominent locations such as the fuel tank, fairings, or swingarm, ensures that critical rider information remains legible and factory-correct. Using authentic components preserves the integrity of your machine's original design and safety layout as intended by the manufacturer.

Authentic Safety Information for Your Honda Fairing or Fuel Tank

• ✅ Official Distribution: This part is sourced directly through authorized manufacturer channels, ensuring you receive a factory-fresh component that has been stored correctly.
• ✅ UV Resistance: Engineered to withstand prolonged exposure to sunlight, this label is designed not to fade or lose its legibility over time.
• ✅ Original Tooling: Every decal is precision-cut using the same factory dies as the parts originally installed on the assembly line for a perfect silhouette.
• ✅ Factory Specifications: The graphics and instructional text are calibrated to meet the exact visual and safety standards set by the manufacturer.
• ✅ Contoured Fit: Specifically designed to adhere perfectly to the exact curvature of the panels found on models such as the CBR600F.

Finding the correct factory-grade sticker is essential for any serious restoration or maintenance project. When you install a genuine OEM decal, you know with absolute certainty that you're fitting exactly what the manufacturer designed and approved for your machine. This authentic caution label provides the exact adhesive strength and vinyl quality required for high-performance motorcycles, ensuring long-term durability and a factory-fresh aesthetic.

Did you know?

Racing Heritage. Many factory liveries and safety placements originate from the rigorous requirements of professional racing teams like Honda's HRC division, reflecting a legacy of performance and safety that trickles down to production models. These labels are part of that functional history.

Heat Gun on Curves. Using a heat gun on low settings can help the vinyl conform to compound curves on fairings. By applying gentle heat from a safe distance, the material becomes more pliable, ensuring a bubble-free finish on complex surfaces without damaging the adhesive backing.

Ensure the surface is cleaned with isopropyl alcohol to remove all wax and residue before applying the decal for maximum adhesion.

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