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1972 Honda CB350F0 · Side-Cover Emblems & Rubbers Buying guide
The emblem, mounting rubbers and fixing nuts serve separate locations. Plan the order by the number of covers being repaired, keeping the emblem’s included clips separate from optional replacement fixing hardware.
CB350F side-cover emblemSold individually with attachment clips; replacement reference 87128-333-000.View part
Side-cover mounting rubberSold individually; two used per CB350F side cover.View part
Related parts: 3mm emblem fixing nuts, pack of two
Inspect each cover’s attachment points before fitting fresh rubbers or an emblem. Two mounting rubbers are specified per CB350F cover, so replacing the rubbers on both original covers calls for four pieces. A damaged cover attachment still needs attention before assembly.
The replacement emblem includes attachment clips. The related fixing nuts are a separate 3mm two-pack for an existing emblem repair. Check what is already present and what comes with the new emblem before adding more hardware to the same order.
The CB350F application specifies two rubbers per side cover, sold individually. Replacing all of these on the two original covers therefore calls for four pieces. Check the mounting arrangement if either cover has been modified.
The featured emblem is supplied with attachment clips. Inspect the package and the cover’s fixing points before adding separate hardware. The related fixing-nut pack is useful when you are repairing existing emblem attachments.
Yes. Check the mounting rubbers and the cover’s attachment points while the panel is off the motorcycle. Hardened rubbers or damaged panel fittings can leave it poorly supported even when the emblem and its clips are new.
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