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1972 Honda CB175K6 · Footrest & Stand Rubbers Buying guide
The rider and passenger rubber packages each supply two pieces, but have separate applications and references. The side-stand stopper and the linked gear-lever rubber address individual contact points elsewhere on the motorcycle.
Front footrest rubber setTwo replacement footrest rubbers; compare the footrest shape and references 50661-310-000, 50661-312-000 or 50661-000-000.View part
Passenger footrest rubber setTwo rear passenger-footrest rubbers for reference 95011-31000; select by mounting position.View part
Side-stand stopper rubberType A stopper rubber for reference 95011-61000; check the receiving mount and stand contact point.View part
Related parts: Gear-lever tip rubber
Compare the metal footrest and rubber retention arrangement before choosing a set. The rider set references 50661-310-000, 50661-312-000 and 50661-000-000; the passenger set references 95011-31000. Each supplies two rubbers, without implying that the two styles are interchangeable.
A missing side-stand stopper and a worn shift-lever tip call for separate parts. Inspect the receiving mounts and retain the old pieces for comparison where possible. The related gear-lever rubber renews the rubber at the lever tip rather than replacing the complete lever.
Choose by position and mounting shape. The two packages each contain two rubbers, but the passenger set and rider set have different references. Matching package quantity does not make their mounting arrangements interchangeable.
Compare the existing mount, stopper shape and stand contact point with type A, reference 95011-61000. A changed stand or mounting bracket needs its own check before a model-based replacement is chosen.
Inspect the metal lever and its rubber separately. The linked replacement renews the tip rubber for reference 95011-40000. If the lever itself is damaged, assess that component before deciding the rubber is the entire repair.
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