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1973 Honda CB350F0 · Pads, Shoes & Brake Lines Buying guide
The front and rear brakes need different wear parts. For a front-line repair, the flexible hose A and rigid brake pipe are separate sections, so identify the failed section and compare its routing before ordering.
Front brake pad pairTwo Kevlar pads for the front disc, with listed dimensions of 52 × 20 mm and 52 × 12.8 mm.View part
Rear drum brake shoesPair of rear brake shoes for the CB350F drum, replacing reference 43120-KG4-006.View part
Related parts: Front rigid brake pipe · Rear brake rod adjusting nut
The front set contains two pads with different listed dimensions: 52 × 20 mm and 52 × 12.8 mm. The rear set contains two drum shoes. Keep those sets associated with their proper locations and inspect the mating disc or drum before deciding what else needs replacement.
Hose A is 13.75 inches long and connects the three-way joint to the front brake pipe. The linked rigid pipe is approximately eight inches long. If the forks, bars or brake system have been changed, compare the whole route and connections rather than buying by length alone.
Yes. The set contains two front pads. The two pads have different listed dimensions, so compare the pair and positions with the caliper being serviced.
No. Hose A is the section between the three-way joint and front brake pipe. Identify the section you need, including any separate rigid pipe, before ordering.
The nut is a linkage adjustment part. Inspect the shoes, drum and operating mechanism and follow the service limits before deciding whether an adjustment or replacement parts are needed.
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