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1968 Honda CB350K0 · Steering Bearings & Hardware Buying guide
The tapered bearing kit and chrome stem washer address separate parts of the steering assembly. Inspect the existing bearings and original damper arrangement before choosing components for an early K0 restoration.
The tapered kit includes upper and lower bearing races and is listed for the 1968–72 CB350K. Two catalog entries carry the same kit reference; they are not separate upper and lower purchases. Follow the kit’s installation guidance and the service checks for the installed steering assembly.
The chrome washer replaces reference 90503-283-000 and is sold individually. Inspect the stem, seating surfaces and damper components while the assembly is accessible. Cosmetic top-hardware changes need a separate compatibility check; they do not replace bearing inspection or establish the correct adjustment.
It is a tapered-roller conversion rather than a set of original loose steel balls. Check whether the motorcycle already has a conversion, and use the instructions appropriate to the chosen bearing arrangement.
Both current listings describe the same complete conversion and share the same kit reference. The featured one includes upper and lower races; the duplicate listing does not represent the other half of the steering head.
The original K0 steering arrangement includes a damper. Check how its components pass through and attach to the stem before choosing different top hardware, particularly if the front end has already been modified.
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