Honda motorcycle parts
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1978 Honda CB400TII Hawk II · Brakes & Clutch Buying guide
These three starting points suit different service tasks on the Hawk II. Compare the actual fitted parts, especially if a previous owner changed the front end or controls.
Front disc-brake padsKevlar front pad set for one caliper, specified at 52.4 × 52.5 × 11.2 mm and listed for the Hawk II.View part
Rear drum-brake shoesSet of two rear shoes, specified at 139 mm diameter and 40 mm width for the listed Hawk II application.View part
Four clutch springsJapanese-made performance clutch-spring kit containing four springs for the CB400TII.View part
A replacement front end can change the caliper, master cylinder and lever requirements. Compare those parts before buying by the motorcycle’s year alone. For the rear brake, inspect the drum and operating linkage alongside the shoes, using the Honda service limits.
Slipping, drag and a heavy lever can have different causes. Check cable condition and adjustment, then inspect the clutch components as the manual directs. The four-spring kit is a distinct purchase; do not assume new springs correct damaged plates or control hardware.
The original 1978 Hawk II has a hydraulic front disc brake and uses pads. Its rear brake uses drum shoes. Confirm the actual front end if the motorcycle has been modified.
The featured pad set serves one front caliper. The rear shoe set contains two shoes for the listed rear brake. Inspect the disc or drum condition before fitting either replacement set.
Check adjustment and inspect the clutch first. Worn friction material or other faults may require attention. The four-spring kit is an option after diagnosis, not a substitute for assessing the clutch assembly.
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