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1973 Honda CB350G · Pads, Shoes & Brake Lines Buying guide
Hose A runs between the three-way joint and front brake pipe. Rear rod hardware belongs to the drum-brake linkage. Neither should be chosen as a generic brake replacement without checking its location.
Front disc-brake pad setTwo Kevlar pads: 52 × 20 mm and 52 × 12.8 mm. Listed for the G-model front disc.View part
Rear drum-brake shoe setA set of two rear brake shoes for the CB350G rear drum.View part
Related parts: Front brake pipe · Brake-rod adjusting nut · Joint pin with cotter pin
Hose A is 13.75 inches long and connects the three-way joint to the front brake pipe. The linked pipe is a separate part, approximately eight inches long. Check fittings, routing and retained supports, especially when replacing a previously modified brake line.
A rear shoe replacement is a useful time to assess the rod joint and adjustment hardware. The related adjusting nut and joint pin are separate choices; the joint pin includes its cotter pin. Follow the CB350G brake adjustment and inspection procedure.
It is specifically the section between the three-way joint and the front brake pipe. Compare that section with your motorcycle before ordering a replacement.
Yes. The set contains two pads, specified as 52 × 20 mm and 52 × 12.8 mm. Match the caliper application rather than treating both pads as identical.
The linked brake-rod joint pin includes a cotter pin. It is separate from the adjusting nut and the rear brake shoe set, so inspect those parts individually.
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