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1973 Honda CB350F0 · Gear-Lever Parts Buying guide
Look beyond a worn toe pad before deciding how much to replace. The separate rubber renews the contact surface; the complete lever includes its rubber and has a different clearance profile from the original.
The replacement rubber corresponds to reference 95011-40000. It is the useful choice when the original arm and clamp remain serviceable. Check the lever thoroughly first, since a fresh rubber cannot correct wear or damage in the shaft connection.
The chrome-plated steel lever includes its rubber toe piece and offers more toe-to-engine-case clearance than the original. Treat that as a shape difference to assess against your riding position and surrounding parts, rather than assuming it duplicates the stock lever’s profile.
Yes, the chrome-plated steel replacement lever includes its rubber toe piece. A separate rubber is useful when you are retaining a sound existing lever, rather than replacing the complete assembly.
The replacement is described as providing more toe-to-engine-case clearance than the original lever. Compare its profile with the installed controls and your preferred foot position before deciding whether it suits the motorcycle.
Inspect the lever clamp and shaft for wear or damage before deciding on a repair. Follow the service manual for securing the lever; a new toe rubber does not address looseness at the shaft.
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