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1972 Honda CB350F0 · Closed-End Grips Buying guide
Original-style appearance is only one part of the choice. Confirm the 7/8-inch bar application, the space available for the 135mm grips and the end treatment needed around any accessories fitted to the handlebar.
A grip refresh is a useful time to inspect the existing throttle sleeve and the space beside its housing. Compare the old grip length with the specified 135mm replacement. Select parts for the actual control assembly when it differs from the original CB350F setup.
The available grips are black rubber, described as replicas of the original factory style. They have closed ends and carry separate right- and left-side replacement references. Choose them for that listed form rather than assuming a universal open-ended accessory grip.
Check the listed 135mm length against the available grip area, then confirm the 7/8-inch handlebar application. Include the throttle sleeve and control housing in the comparison, because they affect usable space on the right side.
Check where any bar-end mirrors or weights attach. These grips have closed ends, so their suitability depends on that arrangement. Verify the accessory’s requirements before selecting a grip style for a modified cockpit.
They are factory-style replica grips. The listing supplies Honda replacement references and the CB350F application, but describes the product as OEM-type rather than genuine Honda. Use that distinction when choosing the finish for your restoration.
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