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Honda CB750 CB700 CB650 rear friction shoe spring set 2 43151-346-000
Rear brake shoe springs, SKU 73-0895: product photo and 1980 Honda CB750K (A) Rear Brake Panel fiche with the part location highlighted. Example diagram; check listing for fitment.

Honda CB Rear Friction Shoe Spring Set/2 ~ Replaces 43151-346-000

73-0895
$7.95 USD

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$7.95 USD

Replace your rear brake shoe springs with this Rear Brake Shoe Spring Set of 2, replacing OEM #43151-346-000.

Key Features
• Rear brake shoe spring set
• Set of 2
• Replaces OEM #43151-346-000

Fitment / Compatibility

• Honda CB750K (1969‑78)
• CB750A (1976‑78) Hondamatic


• Honda CB750K (1979‑82)
• CB750C (1980‑82) Custom
• CB750L (1979) Limited Edition


• Honda CB750SC (1982‑83) Nighthawk
• CB700SC (1984‑86) Nighthawk


• Honda CB650 (1979‑82)
• CB650C (1980‑81) Custom
• CB650SC (1982) Nighthawk


• Honda CB500T (1975‑76)
• CB550K (1974‑78)
• CB550F (1975‑77) Supersport


• Honda CB450K (1972‑74)
• CL450K (1974)

Part Number: 73-0895

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Honda motorcycle models and years listed for this part
Make Model Year
Honda CB750K Standard 1969
Honda CB750K 1970
Honda CB750K 1971
Honda CB750K 1972
Honda CB750K 1973
Honda CB750K 1974
Honda CB750K 1975
Honda CB750K 1976
Honda CB750A Hondamatic 1976
Honda CB750K 1977
Honda CB750A 1977
Honda CB750K 1978
Honda CB750A 1978
Honda CB750K Standard 1979
Honda CB750L Limited 1979
Honda CB750K 1980
Honda CB750C Custom 1980
Honda CB750K 1981
Honda CB750C 1981
Honda CB750K 1982
Honda CB750C 1982
Honda CB750SC Nighthawk 1982
Honda CB750SC 1983
Honda CB700SC Nighthawk 1984
Honda CB700SC 1985
Honda CB700SC 1986
Honda CB650 1979
Honda CB650 1980
Honda CB650 1981
Honda CB650 1982
Honda CB650SC Nighthawk 1982
Honda CB650C Custom 1980
Honda CB650C Custom 1981
Honda CB550K0 1974
Honda CB550K1 1975
Honda CB550K2 1976
Honda CB550K3 1977
Honda CB550K4 1978
Honda CB550F1 1975
Honda CB550F2 1976
Honda CB550F3 1977
Honda CB500T Twin 1975
Honda CB500T Twin 1976
Honda CB450K5 1972
Honda CB450K6 1973
Honda CB450K7 1974
Honda CL450K6 1974

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Canada2–6 business days

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many rear brake-shoe springs are included?

Two springs are included, enough for both return-spring positions in one compatible rear drum-brake assembly. They replace Honda OEM 43151-346-000.

Should both rear brake-shoe springs be replaced together?

Yes. A matched pair maintains even shoe return and avoids leaving one heat-cycled or stretched spring in service. Inspect the shoes, anchor points and brake cam at the same time.

What safety checks are required after rear brake-shoe spring replacement?

Keep lubricant off the drum and friction linings, confirm both springs are seated in the correct holes and verify the shoes retract fully. Adjust rear-brake free play and test the brake at low speed before normal riding.

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