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1980 Honda CB750K · Brake Pads, Shoes, Brake Hose, Brake Rod Buying guide
The pad listing covers one front caliper, the shoe listing supplies two rear shoes, and the hose specifies its length. Rod joints and return springs are separate rear brake components with their own applications.
One-caliper front pad setKevlar pads listed at 52.4 × 52.5 × 11.2 mm, replacing reference 45105-425-003 and other references in the product description.View part
Rear drum shoe pairSet of two rear brake shoes replacing reference 06430-393-405. The description includes the 1980 CB750K rear drum application.View part
40-inch front brake hoseJapanese-made hose listed for the 1980–81 CB750K, connecting to the front master cylinder. Reference 45126-425-771.View part
Related parts: Rear shoe spring pair · Rear brake rod joint
The selected hose lists a 40-inch length and reference 45126-425-771. Its application is the 1980–81 CB750K and its description identifies the front master-cylinder connection. Check the installed hose routing and fittings, particularly where handlebars or the master cylinder have been replaced.
The shoe spring product is a pair for the rear brake shoes. The pedal return spring is listed where the pedal attaches to the brake spindle. A rod joint is another separate component. Identify the missing or worn piece by location before ordering a visually similar spring or fitting.
The pad description explicitly states one caliper. It also provides the pad dimensions and replacement references. Compare those with the fitted caliper and order according to the brake assembly you are actually servicing.
The shoe product describes two rear shoes. A separate listing supplies two rear shoe springs. Check the springs already fitted and select that separate product if they are required for the repair.
The pedal spring listing identifies the pedal-to-spindle connection. The shoe springs have their own pair listing for the rear drum brake. Match the spring to its location rather than choosing by the common word brake.
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