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1970 Honda CB175K4 · Brake & Clutch Buying guide
A damaged lever, loose pivot and worn brake-rod adjuster are different purchases. Match the component to the assembly on the motorcycle before choosing a finish or adding other parts to the order.
Silver Clutch LeverSilver clutch lever with a black rubber tip for the CB175K. Compare the pivot and cable attachment if the lever holder has been replaced.View part
Silver Brake LeverSilver brake lever with a black rubber tip. Match the lever’s mounting and operating end to the control already fitted.View part
Brake Rod Adjusting NutReplacement adjuster for the brake rod, referencing 95015-42000. Inspect the mating rod thread and joint alongside the worn nut.View part
The featured clutch and brake levers have silver finishes with black rubber tips. Check their pivot areas and operating ends against the removed parts. A similar silhouette is not enough if a previous owner replaced the lever holder or changed the controls.
The featured rear brake adjusting nut references 95015-42000. Inspect the rod thread and the joint it bears against before deciding which pieces to replace. Use the appropriate service information for adjustment and inspection; new external hardware does not establish the condition of the complete brake.
They are separate product choices, with different operating functions. Select each lever you need and compare it with its own mounting and attachment points rather than assuming a matched pair is included.
Identify the installed lever holder and compare the pivot and operating end directly. The motorcycle’s year cannot confirm compatibility with an aftermarket control assembly or an assembly taken from another model.
Inspect both pieces before deciding. Damage or wear in the rod thread or joint may require additional parts, but the adjusting nut’s reference alone does not establish what your existing assembly needs.
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