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Honda CB Clutch Lever ~ Replaces 53178-369-700

$9.95 USD
08-0006
Replace a worn silver-with-black-tip clutch lever with this Clutch Lever, a direct replacement for OEM #53178-369-700. Exceptionally broad fitment across the classic Honda lineup,...

Honda CB Handlebar Clutch Lever Pivot Bolt & Nut Set ~ Replaces 90114-310-000

$6.95 USD
73-0996
Replace your clutch lever pivot hardware with this Handlebar Clutch Lever Pivot Bolt & Nut Set, used to fasten the clutch lever in place....

Honda CB750/CB650/CB550/CB500 Brake Rod Spring

$2.95 USD
29-7006
Replace your brake rod spring with this Brake Rod Spring, replacing OEM #95014-73100. Exceptionally broad fitment across the SOHC and DOHC CB750 lineup, CB650...
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Honda CB750 CB550 CB450 gp-style clutch lever 53178-369-700

Honda CB GP-Style Clutch Lever ~ Replaces 53178-369-700

$9.95 USD
08-0080
Bring racetrack-inspired ergonomics to your cockpit with this Custom GP-Style Clutch Lever in silver. Features a more pronounced bend/kickback than the stock lever, for...

Honda CB Brake Rod Adjusting Nut

$4.50 USD
73-0845
Replace your brake rod adjusting nut with this Brake Rod Adjusting Nut, replacing OEM #95015-42000.Key Features• Brake rod adjusting nut• Replaces OEM #95015-42000• Honda...

Universal Honda-Type Front Master Cylinder Assembly ~ 13mm

$84.95 USD
08-0262
Upgrade to a universal front master cylinder assembly with this Honda-type unit. Complete with lever, banjo bolt, banjo bolt washers, and brake light switch,...
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Honda CB750 CB700 CB650 CB550 brake rod adjuster knob joker machine

Honda CB Brake Rod Adjuster Knob ~ Joker Machine

$29.95 USD
73-1072
Upgrade your brake rod adjuster knob with this Joker Machine Brand Custom Brake Rod Adjuster Knob, replacing OEM #95015-42000.Gives your bike a great custom...
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Honda CB750 CB650 CB550 replacement brake lever for master cylinder

Honda CB Replacement Brake Lever for Master Cylinder 08-0262

$9.95 USD
08-0430
Replace the brake lever on the #08-0262 Master Cylinder Assembly specifically with this Brake Lever. Designed for this particular master cylinder.Key Features• Replacement brake...

Honda CB Steel Clutch Plate ~ Replaces 23311-200-000

$10.95 USD
39-1242
Replace your CB350F, CB400F, or small-CB steel clutch plate with this Steel Clutch Drive Plate, replacing OEM #23311-200-000 / #22311-200-000.Order the number of pieces...

Magura Universal Front Master Cylinder Assembly ~ 13mm

$259.00 USD
08-0250
Build a custom front brake setup with this Magura Universal Front Brake Master Cylinder. Features a 13mm piston diameter, 12mm stroke, and a threaded...
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Honda CB400 CB450 CB350 CB125S black hand lever 53175-467-000

Honda CB Black Hand Lever ~ Replaces 53175-467-000

$9.95 USD
08-0084
Replace a black-finish brake lever on your small-bore classic with this Brake Lever, replacing a range of OEMs (#53175-467-000, #53170-413-670, #53175-402-700, #53175-360-700, #53175-399-700). Fits...

1959 Honda CB92 · Brake & Clutch Controls Buying guide

Separate lever wear from linkage hardware

Identify whether you need the hand lever, its fastening hardware or the brake-rod nut. Comparing each interface separately keeps a cosmetic control refresh from becoming an order for unrelated parts.

Decide which part needs attention

A marked or bent lever and worn pivot hardware call for different replacement decisions. Inspect the lever mounting area and perch together before ordering. The separate pivot set contains one bolt and one nut; match its dimensions to the assembly you are retaining.

Keep brake hardware checks separate

The brake-rod adjusting nut replaces reference 95015-42000. Check the installed rod and the surface against which the nut seats, particularly on a motorcycle with replacement linkage. Follow the appropriate service information for inspection and adjustment after the correct hardware has been selected.

Common ordering questions

What should I compare when the handlebar controls have been changed?

Identify the fitted perch and lever first. Compare the pivot end, cable connection and clearance at the grip. The motorcycle year alone cannot identify replacement controls added during an earlier rebuild.

What comes in the clutch lever pivot set?

The set contains one pivot bolt and one nut. Check the shoulder, length and thread against the hardware in a changed perch before ordering; the lever itself is a separate selection.

Which clutch lever profile should I choose?

The silver lever with a black tip and the more sharply bent GP-style lever offer different appearances. Compare their profiles with the fitted controls and grip clearance; the GP shape is a custom styling choice.

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