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1974 Honda CB750K · Steering Bearings & Hardware Buying guide
The bearing kit, stem nut and bridge washers are separate components. Identify what the front end assessment requires, then compare kit contents and original references rather than replacing unrelated hardware by appearance alone.
Tapered steering bearing kitUpper and lower tapered bearing races · Made in Japan.View part
Chrome steering stem nut30 mm hex · Replaces 90304-415-000.View part
Front bridge washer kitTwo washers · Replaces 53235-300-000.View part
Related parts: Steering stem washer · Stem bolt and washer set · Black Joker Machine stem nut
The featured listing describes a tapered roller conversion with upper and lower bearing races. Check its full contents and application against the fitted steering stem. Converting bearing types involves setup requirements; use the correct service guidance or professional assessment when deciding which surrounding parts are also required.
The top bridge washer kit and the washer beneath the steering stem nut have different listings and references. A similar size or finish does not make them interchangeable. Compare the location on the motorcycle with the product description, and have damaged bridges or threads assessed before selecting replacement hardware.
The listing describes a tapered roller steering bearing conversion kit, including upper and lower races. It is a different bearing type from the original arrangement described in the listing, so review its specification and setup requirements.
The chrome nut is sold individually, and its listing points to a separate matching washer. Compare both listings and the hardware currently fitted before ordering; the nut purchase should not be assumed to contain the washer.
No. 30 mm is the hex size. Match the nut’s reference 90304-415-000 to the fitted steering assembly and confirm the thread when the front end has changed; the wrench size alone does not identify it.
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