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1977 Honda CB750K · Handlebar Switches Buying guide
Choose the brake-side or clutch-side control by its application and wire route. This matters particularly on replacement handlebars, where an externally wired right switch does not establish that the left switch will install the same way.
The left assembly’s description requires the wires to run inside the handlebar and notes a built-in locator pin. It also discusses bar preparation for installation. Compare your bars with those requirements and follow the product instructions rather than assuming a control will clamp onto any custom bar unchanged.
The right control’s listing also covers other Honda models with their own connector instructions. Its CB400F notes should not be treated as a requirement for the CB750K. Use the 1977–78 CB750K application and compare your existing plugs before planning wiring changes.
The right-hand listing describes external wiring. The left-hand listing requires internal wiring and includes a locator pin. These differences are stated for the two featured assemblies, so compare both sides before ordering a pair for replacement handlebars.
Both featured controls list the 1977–78 CB750K. The right assembly references 35130-404-671, while the left references 35200-404-671. Confirm the fitted controls and wiring if the motorcycle has been modified since manufacture.
The right assembly’s plug-removal and bullet-connector note is specifically for its CB400F application. The CB750K is a separate listed application. Compare the actual connectors and follow the instructions for your motorcycle before making any wiring alteration.
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