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1984 Honda CB650SC Nighthawk · Throttle Sleeve Buying guide
The sleeve provides the shaped tube beneath the throttle-side grip. Its nylon construction and reference number are confirmed; choose it against the existing control, particularly when grips or housings have been changed.
The grip and its supporting sleeve have different fit checks. Compare the sleeve with the existing throttle control, then check the grip you intend to use. Neither a matching color nor a general Honda grip description confirms that an aftermarket grip will suit this sleeve.
No sleeve length or bore measurement is supplied in the current product specifications. If changed handlebars, a custom housing or a particular grip makes those dimensions decisive, have the actual part measured before ordering. Do not substitute measurements from a different listing.
With the engine off, confirm full opening and positive snap-back at every steering position. Inspect the housing and handlebar for burrs, and use the Honda routing and adjustment procedure. Do not start or ride the motorcycle with a binding throttle.
No. The sleeve is supplied as a bare nylon tube. The rubber grip, push and pull cables, control housing and fasteners are separate; inspect those parts before assuming a sleeve-only repair will cure a stiff control.
First identify the custom throttle housing and compare its existing sleeve. The standard motorcycle application does not establish fit with a replacement control of a different design.
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