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1972 Honda CB350F0 · Tail Light Hardware Buying guide
A bent bracket and damaged lens screws call for different parts. Compare the existing lamp mounting pattern, rear-fender attachments and fastener length before selecting replacements, particularly on a modified tail section.
Related parts: Tail-light lens screws, ten-pack
Compare the bracket at both ends: its lamp attachment and its connection to the rear fender. A bracket listed for the CB350F is still worth checking against a replaced fender or custom tail lamp. Confirm the surrounding mounting hardware is serviceable before planning the repair.
The linked lens screws come in a pack of ten. That is the quantity supplied, not the number specified for a single lamp. Compare the screws being removed with the replacement reference, and inspect the lens and threaded mounting points before deciding what else needs replacement.
Honda specifies four 4 × 55mm screws for the original A/D-market tail light. The linked ten-pack covers that quantity with spares. Compare the fitted lamp first, especially on an imported or modified motorcycle.
That depends on the mounting pattern. The bracket is listed for the CB350F’s replacement application, but a changed fender or tail lamp may place the holes differently. Compare both attachment points before ordering.
Use the light assembly actually fitted as the reference. Compare screw length, diameter and attachment style instead of relying on the bike’s year, because an aftermarket lamp may use different fasteners.
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