HONDA Swingarm Drive Chain Caution Label, Left Side
87507MBWF80 / 87507-MBW-F80
- Dispatch: 7-21 days (ETA)
- Manufacturer: Honda
- OEM: 87507-MBW-F80
- MPN: 87507MBWF80
LABEL, DRIVE CHAIN, LH
Is your swingarm missing that essential factory-fresh look? This genuine Honda drive chain caution label is the exact component mounted on the left side of the swingarm* of your machine. Maintaining the original safety and maintenance information is crucial for any purist, ensuring your bike retains its factory-correct appearance while providing vital technical data regarding chain wear and adjustment.
Authentic Swingarm Mounting for Precise Fitment
- ✅ Factory quality control inspected: Every warning label undergoes rigorous testing to ensure it meets the strict standards of the manufacturer's production line.
- ✅ Precision cut from original factory tooling: This decal is produced using the same industrial dies as the initial production run, ensuring perfectly straight edges.
- ✅ Shaped to fit the exact curvature of this panel: Designed specifically for the contours of the swingarm, this label adheres smoothly without lifting at the edges.
- ✅ Manufacturer quality warranty: As an authentic component, this product is backed by the brand's commitment to durability and long-lasting adhesive performance.
- ✅ Original manufacturer packaging: Receive your part in its factory-sealed protection, guaranteeing it remains free from dust or contaminants until application.
| Part Number (MPN) | 87507MBWF80 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Honda |
| Mounting Location | Left side of swingarm* |
| Type | Warning Label |
| Material | Vinyl decal |
When it comes to maintaining your CBR1000RR Fireblade, every detail counts. This authentic drive chain sticker is a perfect weekend project that delivers visible results with minimal effort. Using genuine factory-original graphics ensures your motorcycle stays true to its heritage, providing the confidence that only manufacturer-approved components can offer for long-term ownership.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I use the wet or dry application method for this label?
For smaller technical decals like this drive chain caution label, the dry application method is typically preferred for immediate adhesion. Ensure the surface temperature is between 18-25°C for the best bond, allowing the adhesive to set perfectly on the swingarm surface.
Why is this part listed with different names in various manuals?
Motorcycle manufacturers often use varying terminology in their parts catalogs; for instance, Honda frequently refers to these items as 'Labels' or 'Marks,' while others might use 'Pattern' or 'Graphic.' Regardless of the name, this is the official factory-specified warning decal for your motorcycle.
For a perfect finish, use a piece of masking tape to create a straight horizontal reference line on the swingarm before peeling the backing.
* If this decal is listed under multiple models or versions, the exact mounting location may vary slightly.