Honda motorcycle parts
Choose your model and year to see parts listed for your bike.
Choose your model and year to see parts listed for your bike.
1985 Honda CB450SC Nighthawk · Friction & Rear Linkage Buying guide
Kevlar and sintered pads share 45105-MA5-771 but have different additional references. Rear shoes are 139 mm diameter by 40 mm wide. The standard rod nut identifies 95015-42000, the joint 95015-32001, and the pin package 95015-52000 with a 94201-16250 cotter pin.
Kevlar front setHonda references 45105-MC9-305 / 45105-MA5-771 / 45105-MA5-772 identify the listed application.View part
Sintered front setReferences 45105-MC9-006 / 45105-MA5-771 / 45105-MC9-003; compare the old pad shape.View part
Matched rear drum lining pairTwo shoes at 139 x 40 mm replace 43120-413-006 for the compatible rear drum.View part
Related parts: 95015-42000 rear rod adjusting nut · 95015-32001 rear rod arm joint · Rod joint pin with matching cotter retainer
The two front sets list this motorcycle but do not publish a stopping-performance comparison or complete-motorcycle set count. Match the actual pads and caliper application before selecting material. Where a motorcycle has two compatible front calipers, the listings call for the same compatible compound and condition on both sides.
The rear hardware guidance names rod, pedal, brake arm, joint holes and return mechanism as inspection points. The nut, joint and pin each have their own supplied quantity and reference. Replace the pieces the inspection identifies, rather than treating those separate items as a mandatory kit with every shoe purchase.
The sintered option names 45105-MC9-006, 45105-MA5-771 and 45105-MC9-003. Kevlar instead names 45105-MC9-305, 45105-MA5-771 and 45105-MA5-772. The shared number is useful, but compare the removed pad’s outline and application before choosing the offered compound.
Compare joint 95015-32001, adjusting nut 95015-42000 and pin 95015-52000 with cotter 94201-16250 against the fitted linkage. Inspect the rod, joint holes and retained hardware for wear or bending, and check the retainers before choosing individual replacement pieces.
The shoe listing calls for inspecting the drum surface and service-limit diameter, return springs, cam and pivots. Rear linkage guidance also names worn or bent rod and joint components. Use that assessment to identify any additional work beyond the supplied two-shoe set.
Send your model and year, plus photos of your existing part and any changes to the original setup.
Select your exact model and year to narrow your results.
Choose your model and year.