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1983 Honda CB450SC Nighthawk · Foot Pegs, Gear Lever, Kick Starter, Side Stand & Center Stand Buying guide
Rider reference 50661-425-670 and passenger reference 50716-371-660 identify separate two-piece packages. Shift reference 24781-419-000 supplies the toe-end rubber for the compatible lever.
Rider-footrest pairTwo 50661-425-670 rubbers for the corresponding left and right rider footrests; confirm the metal peg shapes.View part
Passenger-footrest pairTwo rear passenger rubbers identifying 50716-371-660; check pivots, stops and pins before reusing the pegs.View part
Single shift-lever contact rubberOne stock-type 24781-419-000 rubber for the lever toe end; the metal tip condition affects its fit.View part
Each selected footrest package contains two rubbers for its stated left-and-right positions. They have different Honda references, so replacing rider and passenger rubbers calls for the appropriate pair of each type rather than two identical rider packages.
The shift-rubber FAQ identifies wear, rust, bending and incorrect diameter as reasons to inspect the lever tip. A new rubber needs the correct, sound contact surface. Assess that metal part before treating a loose rubber as the only item requiring replacement.
The rider pair is identified by 50661-425-670 and the passenger pair by 50716-371-660. Match each installed peg to its position and reference. Similar-looking Honda footrests can use different rubbers, so the two packages should not be substituted by appearance.
The listings support their matching Honda metal footrest shapes and references. They do not establish compatibility with every replacement peg. Identify the aftermarket footrest’s rubber requirement before buying, and inspect its pivots and stops when planning what to retain.
First inspect the lever tip for wear, rust, bending and an incorrect diameter, as the source directs. Match 24781-419-000 to a suitable lever. Those checks help determine whether the rubber or its metal mounting surface needs attention.
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