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1975 Honda CB550F · Pads, shoes & brake linkage Buying guide
Pads, shoes and linkage pieces are separate choices. Match the front caliper or rear drum first, then inspect the pipe, shoe springs and rod connections to decide which supporting parts need attention.
Front brake pad setSet of two Kevlar pads: 52 × 20 mm and 52 × 12.8 mm. Listed for the CB550F front disc.View part
Rear brake shoe setTwo replacement shoes for the rear drum. Reference 43120-283-670.View part
Front brake pipeApproximately eight inches in total length. Replaces reference 45128-323-020.View part
Related parts: Rear shoe spring set of two · Rear brake rod adjusting nut · Brake rod joint pin and cotter pin
The shoe set contains two shoes. The linked spring set contains two springs and is ordered separately. Inspect the rear brake rod, adjusting nut and pin connections while the drum is being serviced; worn or missing linkage hardware needs its own replacement rather than being assumed part of the shoe package.
The featured front brake pipe is the rigid component, approximately eight inches overall, replacing reference 45128-323-020. Compare its bends and connection points with the installed front brake. A different caliper or front end may change the required arrangement; use the Honda service manual for brake inspection and installation.
The featured shoe product contains two brake shoes. A separate linked product supplies two rear shoe springs. Inspect the existing springs and add that set if replacement is needed; do not count on springs being included with the shoes.
No. It is the approximately eight-inch rigid front brake pipe. Match its shape and end connections to the pipe on your bike. Inspect the remaining hydraulic components separately rather than treating this item as an entire brake-line replacement.
The linked product contains the joint pin and its cotter pin, replacing references 95015-52000 and 94201-16250. The rod joint and adjusting nut are separate pieces; compare the worn connection to identify what your order needs.
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