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1982 Honda CB750SC · Brakes & Clutch Buying guide
Front pads are supplied for one caliper, the rear shoe set contains two shoes, and the clutch cable serves the manual control. Check the fitted assemblies before combining parts into one service order.
Kevlar front pad set90 × 49 × 9mm pads. One set services one front caliper.View part
Deluxe rear shoe setTwo rear drum brake shoes with Kevlar/carbon construction and water grooves.View part
Clutch cableReplaces references 22870-425-010 and 22870-ME1-670 for the cable-operated early Nighthawk clutch.View part
The featured front pads measure 90 × 49 × 9mm, and one set services one caliper. The rear shoe set contains two shoes for the drum. Check both front calipers and the rear assembly rather than transferring quantities between the two brake designs.
A clutch cable or lever replacement is different from replacing friction plates and springs inside the engine. Identify the fault before ordering. The early Nighthawk cable has its own references, and a modified handlebar or lever perch needs an additional routing and end-fitting check.
No. The featured pad product supplies one caliper. The original 1982 CB750SC has dual front discs, so count the calipers being serviced and order a set for each.
Honda’s 1982 addendum identifies rear internal-expanding shoes. Choose rear drum shoes and linkage parts for that original arrangement; verify the fitted wheel and brake if the motorcycle has been modified.
Yes. The 1982 Honda routing diagram shows the clutch cable, and the featured cable is listed for the early CB750SC. Check the existing lever and route when handlebars have been changed.
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