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Honda CB gear shift lever rubber 95011-40000

Honda CB Gear Shift Lever Rubber ~ Replaces 95011-40000

$2.95 USD
02-2478
Replace a cracked, hardened, or missing gear shift rubber with this Gear Shift Rubber, a direct replacement for OEM #95011-40000. Fits an exceptionally broad...

1959 Honda CB92 · Gear Lever Rubber Buying guide

Use the fitted toe piece to choose the rubber

The replacement rubber has a black ribbed outer surface. Its application is listed for the 1959 CB92; a changed gear lever calls for an additional check of the opening, length and profile.

Retain the old piece for comparison

If the old rubber is still present, keep it while identifying a replacement. Compare its opening, length and profile, allowing for obvious deterioration when discussing the match. The available description gives no dimensions that can substitute for identifying the fitted toe piece.

Separate cover choice from lever replacement

Decide which lever the new rubber will cover before placing the order. For a replacement or custom lever, obtain its toe-piece dimensions and compare the cover opening and length. Keep installation work separate from the parts choice and use the appropriate service guidance.

Common ordering questions

Which part reference identifies this gear-shift rubber?

The replacement reference is 95011-40000, and the application includes the 1959 CB92. Use that number alongside the installed lever identity, especially if the motorcycle has received replacement foot controls.

How do I compare it if the old rubber has deteriorated?

Use the metal toe piece and surviving portions of the old rubber as references. Record the opening, length and profile, allowing for deterioration rather than treating distorted rubber as an exact dimensional sample.

What should I check before ordering for a replacement lever?

Identify the lever maker or part reference, then compare its toe piece with the rubber opening and overall length. This is particularly important with custom controls whose dimensions may differ from the listed motorcycle application.

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