1967 Honda CB450K Black Bomber Exhaust Parts

Parts and fitment guide for your 1967 CB450K

This collection follows our catalog application for the 1967 Honda CB450K0. Use that label to narrow the parts list, then confirm the installed component and the product’s stated application before ordering.

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• Engine parts — engine seals, hardware and service items.
• Fuel-system parts — carburetor, intake and filter listings.
• Electrical parts — ignition and electrical service items.
• Brake & clutch parts — braking and clutch repair listings.
• Suspension & wheels — wheel bearings, suspension parts and tools.
• Exhaust parts — exhaust components and hardware.

Selected parts for the 1967 CB450K

Check the product application, dimensions and pack quantity before ordering.

• Front wheel bearing — the listing specifies a 6302-2RS bearing and two used per front wheel; order the quantity needed.
• Swingarm bushings — listed as a set of two bronze bushings; compare the fitted swingarm before ordering.
• Spark plug cap — YB05F replacement cap, sold individually.

Identify your CB450K0 (1967)

This page follows our catalog’s 1967 CB450K0 application. Compare the complete frame and engine markings with documentation for the motorcycle’s original market; registration year or paint colour alone is not enough. A verified frame-and-engine serial range is not provided here.

Use our Honda CB model guide for help locating identifiers.

Keep early and later CB450 parts separate

For a 1967 K0, separate broad CB450K listings from later-model restrictions. Gasket set 18-0098 states five-speed CB450K models only, despite also showing a 1965–74 range. Do not let the broad year range override the engine restriction when planning a gasket order.

Fitment questions

Should the Premium kit's jets be fitted just because the kit lists the K0? Its #125 main jet, #40 pilot jet and D8 needle are stated replacement-kit contents. That broad CB450K application is not a factory jetting specification. Confirm the installed carburetor's requirements before replacing its jets and needle.

Will replacement coil 17-6923 use the original mounting orientation? Not necessarily. The replacement listing specifies approximately 80mm mounting-hole centres and warns that its wires exit differently from a beige Honda coil. Compare the bracket and lead route before installation; a matching application does not mean the old orientation will work.

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