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Honda CB Clutch Cable Adjuster ~ 8 x 23mm

$3.58 USD
08-0067
Dial in your clutch cable with this Gold-Anodized Cable Adjuster, 8 x 23mm, for the clutch cable at the lever. Fits an exceptionally broad...

Honda CB Black Clutch Lever ~ Replaces 53178-461-000

$9.95 USD
08-0115
Replace your DOHC CB's black clutch lever with this Clutch Lever, a direct replacement for OEM #53178-461-000. Fits the 1979-82 DOHC CB750 lineup plus...

1979-83 Honda CB900 / CB750 Clutch Cable ~ Replaces 22870-425-010

$24.95 USD
51-2209
Replace your DOHC CB clutch cable with this Clutch Cable, replacing OEM #22870-425-010 / #22870-ME1-670.Key Features• Clutch cable• Replaces OEM #22870-425-010 / #22870-ME1-670• Honda...

Honda CB Handlebar Clutch Lever Pivot Bolt & Nut Set ~ Replaces 90113-422-000

$7.00 USD
73-0998
Replace your clutch lever pivot hardware with this Handlebar Clutch Lever Pivot Bolt (8mm) & Nut Set, used to fasten the clutch lever in...
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Honda CB750 CB900 CB1100 CB650 black hand lever 53175-MA5-671

Honda CB Black Hand Lever ~ Replaces 53175-MA5-671

$9.95 USD
08-0085
Choose a blacked-out alternative to the chrome 07-9995 brake lever with this Black Brake Lever. Replaces OEM #53175-MA5-671 / #53175-MA6-016 with the same broad...

Honda CB1000 / CB900 / CB750 / CB650 Handlebar Rubber Boot ~ Replaces 53180-425-010

$15.95 USD
73-0095
Replace your handlebar rubber boot with this Handlebar Rubber Boot, replacing OEM #53180-425-010.Key Features• Handlebar rubber boot• Replaces OEM #53180-425-010• Honda part name: Boot,...

Honda CB Clutch Lever Brake Light Switch ~ Replaces 35330-413-003

$15.95 USD
29-7029
Replace your front clutch lever safety stop switch with this Clutch Lever Stop Switch, replacing OEM #35330-413-003. This is the switch that allows the...
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Honda CB1100 CB1000 handlebar brake lever pivot bolt and nut set 90114-MA5-671

Honda CB Handlebar Brake Lever Pivot Bolt & Nut Set ~ Replaces 90114-MA5-671

$9.95 USD
73-1031
Replace your brake lever pivot hardware with this Handlebar Brake Lever Pivot Bolt & Nut Set, used to fasten the brake lever in place....
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Honda CB1000 CB900 CB750 CB650 clutch adjuster bolt 22841-425-000

Honda CB1000 / CB900 / CB750 / CB650 Clutch Adjuster Bolt ~ Replaces 22841-425-000

$8.35 USD
29-7033
Replace your clutch adjuster bolt with this Clutch Adjuster Bolt, replacing OEM #22841-425-000.Key Features• Clutch adjuster bolt• Replaces OEM #22841-425-000• Honda part name: Bolt,...

Honda CB Chrome Brake Lever ~ Replaces 53175-MA5-671

$18.95 USD
07-9995
Run a chrome brake lever on your later-model CB with this Chrome Brake Lever, a direct replacement for OEM #53175-MA5-671 / #53175-MA6-016. Fits a...

1982 Honda CB900F Supersport · Levers & Cable Buying guide

Check the lever movement and cable route

A stiff clutch pull, loose lever and unsuitable cable length are different problems. Inspect the perch, pivot and cable before choosing replacements. Brake levers must match the fitted master cylinder even when the black and chrome options share references.

Inspect the pivot instead of tightening away wear

Clutch pivot hardware references 90113-422-000 and 94002-06000-0S; brake hardware references 90114-MA5-671 and 94050-06000. Check the lever bore and perch as well as the bolt. Worn mating parts can remain loose with new hardware, while excessive tightening can bind the lever.

Handlebar changes can change the cable requirement

The listed cable replaces 22870-425-010 and 22870-ME1-670, but its description gives no length for a custom-bar comparison. Check the complete route, required reach and end fittings. After fitting, verify the specified free play remains correct with the steering moved fully both ways.

Buying questions

Will a new cable cure a heavy clutch lever?

Inspect the cable for fraying, corrosion or tight bends, then check the lever pivot and clutch release mechanism. A dragging cable needs a cable repair; a worn pivot or internal release fault needs its own attention. Set the specified free play after the cause is corrected.

What should I replace when a lever rocks on its pivot?

Inspect the pivot bolt, lever bore and perch together. Choose brake or clutch hardware by the correct reference and shoulder dimensions. A new bolt will not repair an enlarged lever bore, and overtightening must not restrict lever return.

Will the listed clutch cable suit taller handlebars?

The stock application alone does not establish the extra reach. Compare the route, ends and required length before ordering; the listing supplies no length. A suitable installation must retain free play and avoid pulling tight at either steering lock.

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