Honda motorcycle parts
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1969 Honda CB750K · Footrests, Levers & Stands Buying guide
A footrest rubber, its return spring and its pivot hardware address different parts of the assembly. Stand springs and kickstarter springs also have distinct locations, so choose from the fitted component and listing description.
Early rider footrest rubbersSet of two footrest rubbers listing the 1969–70 CB750K application.View part
Gear change lever with rubberChrome-plated steel replacement gear lever supplied with its toe rubber.View part
Side stand pivot hardwareReplacement side stand pivot bolt and nut set with references listed for comparison.View part
Related parts: Passenger footrest rubber set · Kickstarter rubber · Center stand spring plate
Rider footrest rubbers, passenger footrest rubbers and the kickstarter rubber are distinct products. Replacing a rubber does not supply a lever, pin or return spring. Compare the shape and location, then read any set quantity before selecting the pieces for your motorcycle.
The category includes footrest, stand and several kickstarter springs. Their names and replacement references matter more than a similar appearance in a photograph. Match the position to your fitted assembly and use the service manual for assessment, replacement procedures and specifications.
They are separate listings here. The early rider rubber set names the 1969–70 application, while the passenger rubber set has its own reference and fitment. Compare the position and original rubber shape before choosing either set.
The spring plate is described as the part the center stand spring attaches to. The spring itself is a separate product. Check each listing and the components on your motorcycle before treating either item as a complete stand hardware package.
The catalog distinguishes left-side and right-side footrest return springs with different replacement references. Choose the stated side and compare the fitted footrest assembly rather than assuming those springs are interchangeable.
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