Honda motorcycle parts
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1968 Honda CB350K0 · Brake & Clutch Buying guide
Rear shoes, the front brake cable and the clutch lever cover different service needs. Identify the worn component first, and compare replacement controls with any changes already made to the motorcycle.
The front brake cable references 45450-329-010 and carries a specific 1968 application below frame 1020596. Check the frame stamping rather than using engine numbers for this decision. Altered bars, perches or front-end components also require a physical comparison.
The rear shoe set contains two shoes for the rear drum. The clutch uses its own plates and operating hardware. Choose parts after inspection, and follow the Honda manual for braking and clutch adjustments instead of expecting one replacement control to correct internal wear.
No. The original front brake is a mechanically operated drum. A motorcycle converted to a hydraulic disc needs parts selected for that conversion, with its own caliper, master-cylinder and control requirements.
It is a rear drum-brake set containing two shoes. Use that stated position when ordering; the presence of drum brakes at both ends does not establish front and rear shoe interchange.
Use the frame number for this cable’s restriction. Its 1968 application is below frame 1020596. Also compare the installed cable ends and routing if the handlebars or front end have changed.
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