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1971-76 Honda CB750F / CB750K Carb Holder Set

$134.95 USD
48-0751
Replace your CB750K or CB750F Supersport carb holders with this Carb Holder Set of 4.Note: if you require band clamps, these carb holders need...

1969-76 Honda CB750F / CB750K Carb Air Box Rubber Boot ~ Replaces 17253-341-300

$14.95 USD
48-0759
Replace your air box rubber boot with this Carburetor to Air Box Rubber Boot, replacing OEM #17253-341-300.Note: 4 boots used per bike, order the...

1973 Honda CB750K · Carb Holders, Air Box Rubber Boots, Clamps Buying guide

Choose rubber for the correct carburetor connection

The holder set contains four pieces. The airbox boot is listed separately against OEM 17253-341-300. An airbox-delete stabilizer bracket is also available for a different intake arrangement.

Check the connection and its clamps

Compare the worn rubber with the photographs and the connection it serves. The carb holder set contains four holders; its description specifies 46–49 mm band clamps and eight clamps when replacing that arrangement. Read the separate clamp information before placing the order.

Plan around the retained airbox

For a bike retaining its airbox, review the carb-to-airbox boots as part of the intake work. The stabilizer bracket is described for airbox-delete builds. Choose support parts for your actual arrangement instead of adding a custom-build bracket to a stock-airbox repair by default.

Common questions

Does the carb holder set include four holders?

Yes. The listing specifies a set of four carb holders. It directs customers who need band clamps to separate 46–49 mm clamps and identifies eight required for the holder arrangement.

Are holders and airbox boots the same part?

They are separate listed products. The holder set contains four holders, while the carb-to-airbox boot references OEM 17253-341-300. Compare the old part and its location before selecting one or the other.

When is the stabilizer bracket relevant?

Its listing describes support for the carburetors when the airbox is removed. Consider it for that installed arrangement. It does not replace the rubber boots required when you retain the stock airbox.

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