Honda motorcycle parts
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1974 Honda CB750K · Levers & Clutch Cables Buying guide
A lever’s pivot and operating end matter as much as its finish. For the clutch cable, compare the end fittings and route rather than choosing a length solely from the motorcycle year.
Stock-type clutch leverSilver with black rubber tip · Replaces 53178-369-700.View part
Stock-type brake leverSilver with black rubber tip · Replaces 53175-369-003.View part
Related parts: Clutch lever pivot hardware · Brake lever pivot hardware · Extended clutch cable
A lever made for the original Honda control may not suit a replacement master cylinder or aftermarket clutch perch. Compare the pivot hole, contacting end and cable seat with the removed part. Matching silver and black-tip finishes can then be considered after compatibility is established.
The standard cable is listed as 53 inches end to end. The extended product is named “10-inch extended” but its description gives about 60 inches overall. Confirm the supplied length before ordering for changed handlebars.
The listings identify separate brake and clutch pivot hardware with different original references. Match the set to the lever assembly being serviced rather than assuming a similar-looking bolt will suit both controls.
Bar rise, width and routing all affect the required cable length. Compare the intended route with the dimensions in the listing. The extended cable is an option to evaluate, not an automatic choice for every changed handlebar.
The return spring listing in this category describes a spring behind the clutch cover. It is not identified as handlebar pivot hardware. Read the listed location carefully when ordering small control parts that share similar names.
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