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1961 Honda CB77 · Clutch Controls Buying guide
Choose the lever profile first, then check its mounting and cable connection. The pivot set is a separate hardware choice, so distinguish a lever replacement from a wider repair to the control assembly.
Silver clutch lever with black tipSilver clutch lever with a black rubber tip. Compare the mounting end and cable attachment with the existing lever and perch.View part
Custom GP-style clutch leverSilver custom lever with a more pronounced bend. Choose it for the different profile after checking the installed clutch-control assembly.View part
Clutch lever pivot bolt and nutOne pivot bolt and one nut are supplied together. Compare the bolt and the lever mounting arrangement before ordering.View part
The silver black-tip lever and custom GP-style lever offer different blade profiles. The GP option has a more pronounced bend; choose that deliberately rather than assuming it reproduces the original shape. On changed controls, compare the perch mounting and cable attachment before deciding.
The separate pivot set supplies one bolt and one nut. Check the old bolt and the lever’s pivot area while planning the order. If wear also involves the perch, identify that repair separately; a new bolt alone does not establish that the complete control is serviceable.
It is described as a custom GP-style lever with a more pronounced bend. Choose it for that profile, rather than assuming factory originality. A period-correct restoration needs the lever shape and finish checked against appropriate CB77 references.
The set contains one clutch-lever pivot bolt and one nut. It is a distinct product from either lever. Compare the existing mounting arrangement before deciding whether this set belongs in the same order.
Identify the current perch, lever and cable connection first. A previous handlebar or control replacement can change the parts you need. Use the installed assembly to narrow the choice instead of relying on the motorcycle year alone.
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