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Honda CB900 / CB750 / CB650 / CB400 Chrome Master Cylinder Cover ~ Replaces 45513-422-671

$16.95 USD
29-0070
Add chrome to your master cylinder with this Chrome Master Cylinder Cover, 4-screw type, replacing OEM #45513-422-671 / #45519-422-671.Key Features• Chrome master cylinder cover•...

1975-80 Honda CB900C / CB750F Caliper Bleed Screw Rubber Cap (Stock Type) ~ Replaces 43353-548-003

$4.61 USD
73-0906
Replace your caliper bleed screw rubber cap with this Stock Type Brake Caliper Bleed Screw Rubber Cap. Same design rubber cap as the originals...
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Honda CB750F rear friction disc rotor 43121-422-000

1979-80 Honda CB750F Rear Friction Disc Rotor ~ Replaces 43121-422-000

$299.95 USD
30-3058
Replace your CB750F Supersport rear brake disc rotor with this Rear Brake Disc Rotor, replacing OEM #43121-422-000.Key Features• Rear brake disc rotor• Replaces OEM...

1980 Honda CB750F · Brake & Clutch Parts

Choosing brake and clutch parts for the 1980 Honda CB750F

Match brake and clutch parts to the assemblies installed on your 1980 Honda CB750F. Check whether the repair concerns a drum brake, hydraulic disc brake, clutch cable or internal clutch assembly. Modified controls, replacement wheels and swapped calipers can change the parts required even when the bike’s model and year remain the same.

Compare brake-pad or shoe shape, stated dimensions and application notes. For hydraulic parts, confirm bore size, connection details and the specified fluid type using the component instructions and workshop manual. For clutch plates, check the listing’s dimensions, supplied quantity and compatibility with the installed clutch. Do not assume one set includes every friction and steel plate.

For cables, compare the housing length, ends and adjusters with the installed controls and routing. Confirm that routing permits full handlebar movement without tension. Follow the workshop manual for adjustment, brake service and final checks before putting the motorcycle back on the road.

Brake & Clutch Parts buying questions

Will a standard cable work with different handlebars?

Check the required length and routing. Changed handlebars or controls may need a different cable even when its listed bike fitment is correct.

Does a clutch-plate set include both friction and steel plates?

Read the supplied contents. Sets differ, and some contain only friction plates. Check the required plate types and quantities for the installed clutch.

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