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1976 Honda CB750K · Grips Buying guide
These grips copy the original closed-end design. Worn or loose grips affect control, so replacing them is a simple, low-cost improvement when you service the throttle or fit a new bar.
Remove the old grips carefully and clean both the bar and the throttle tube. Fit the left grip firmly to the bar, and make sure the right grip on the throttle tube does not rub on the switch housing when the throttle turns.
A closed-end grip covers the end of the bar, as the original grips did. If you plan to fit bar end weights or mirrors, these grips would need trimming, so decide on the layout before ordering.
The listing says they replace OEM 53165-342-670 and 53166-342-670. They are described as faithful black rubber replicas of the factory grips in a closed-end form.
Yes. The listing names the CB750K from 1972 to 1976 and the 1975-76 CB750F among its applications. They are made for 7/8 inch handlebars and measure 135mm long.
The grips have closed ends, so bar end weights would require cutting them. The listing does not mention bar end weights, so plan any changes before you fit the grips.
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