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1972 Honda CB350F0 · Headlamp Mounting Buying guide
The setting collar supports a stock-style mounting repair. Tommaselli-type brackets offer a different mounting approach, with rubber inserts and a 32–34mm clamp range that must match the installed fork tubes.
Inspect the collar and surrounding shell mounting points before replacing a larger assembly. The setting collar is available individually, so count the positions being renewed. Compare the existing pieces, especially where repairs or a replacement headlamp have altered the mounting stack.
The Tommaselli-type set fits a stated 32–34mm tube range and includes rubber inserts. Check the actual fork diameter, available clamping area and shell attachment before choosing it. A model-year match cannot account for a swapped front end or a differently mounted headlamp.
No. The collar is sold individually. Inspect the mounting points and order the number needed for the repair rather than assuming one purchase supplies both sides of the headlamp.
Only if the installed tubes and mounting arrangement suit its stated 32–34mm range. The CB350F application describes 33mm tubes, but replacement forks should be measured and checked for sufficient clamping space.
Honda specifies a 12V 35/50W original headlight. The listed 60/55W H4 replacement changes electrical load and excludes rear mounting clips. Check the wiring, charging capacity, shell and retainers before selecting a replacement.
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