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1969 Honda CB750K · Pads, Shoes & Brake Lines Buying guide
The front disc and rear drum use different friction parts. Hose A, hose B and the steel pipe also have distinct jobs, so compare the connection points before adding a line to your order.
Front Kevlar pad setFront disc pad set with a locating pin and tab; dimensions are listed for comparison.View part
Rear brake shoe setTwo rear drum brake shoes listed for the 1969 CB750K application.View part
Related parts: Front brake hose B · Rear brake rod assembly · Rear shoe spring set
Hose A is 13.75 inches and runs from the three-way joint to the front brake pipe. The linked hose B is 15 inches and runs from the master cylinder to that joint. Trace the section you need, especially after handlebar or brake changes.
A rear brake rod, its joint and its adjusting hardware sit outside the drum. Shoes and shoe springs belong to another part of the assembly. Record which components your inspection identifies and use the service manual for the brake service procedure and specifications.
The linked hose B connects the master cylinder to the three-way joint and is 15 inches long. Hose A continues from the joint to the front brake pipe and is 13.75 inches. These are different sections, not length alternatives for the same connection.
The rod assembly includes the rod, spring, brake-arm joint, adjusting nut, joint pin and cotter pin. Compare that contents list before adding the same hardware separately.
The rear shoe listing describes a set of two shoes. A separate two-piece shoe spring set is also listed here. Check the individual contents and your service requirements before assuming the springs are included with the shoes.
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