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1994 Honda CB1000 · Frame & Body Buying guide
None of these parts is dramatic, but each one stops a rattle or a loose fitting. They are cheap enough to replace whenever you notice wear.
The pin set holds both rear pegs on their brackets, with cotter pins to keep the pins in place. A peg that flops or rattles usually has a worn pin. Replace both sides together and bend the new cotter pins over firmly.
A kick starter stopper spring with steel ball is also tagged with 1994-95 CB1000 fitment. Before ordering it, check that your engine actually has the part it describes, since nothing else in this collection refers to a kick starter.
Two footpeg pins and two cotter pins, enough for both passenger pegs. Its fitment block lists the CB1000 for 1994-95, and it is offered as a replacement for the factory pins.
Its listing names the CB1000, but it describes a kick starter detent part, and no other listing for this model mentions a kick starter. Check your engine and parts book before ordering it.
Not at the moment. No fenders, side covers, seats or grab rails are currently published for this model, so those categories have no guide for the 1994 CB1000.
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