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1971 Honda CB500K · Handlebar Buying guide
A grip changes the contact surface at your hands; it does not replace the handlebar, throttle tube or switches. Start with the actual bar and control arrangement fitted to your CB500K.
If the rubber is worn but the bar is serviceable, select the grip by its dimensions and end style. A different handlebar or moved switch assembly can change the available space, so measure the motorcycle rather than ordering by model name alone.
These grips are aftermarket OEM-type replicas. The references identify the listed replacement application; they do not mean genuine Honda manufacture. The source does not specify a supplied quantity, so confirm the package contents if that affects your order.
The listed grips are 130mm long for 7/8-inch handlebars. Compare that length with the usable space beside your controls, and check the installed bar diameter. The motorcycle model alone cannot confirm dimensions after a handlebar change.
The description calls these OEM-type replicas, with references 95011-14100 and 95011-14200. Those numbers support an application comparison; they do not identify the replacement as Honda-manufactured. Keep replica styling separate from genuine-part identity when choosing your restoration parts.
The product has closed rubber ends. Check whether your mirror or weight needs an opening through the grip, and compare its attachment with the intended grip position. Do not assume a closed-end replica accommodates every bar-end accessory.
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