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1968 Honda CB350K0 · Signal & Reflector Parts Buying guide
A rear signal stay, lens gasket and front reflector base serve separate locations. Identify the damaged piece first, then compare its reference, outline and attachment before building an order for one side or both.
Rear turn-signal staySold each for either the left or right rear position; replaces references 33607-286-871 and 33607-286-871B.View part
Turn-signal lamp gasketReplacement lens seal referencing Honda 33443-268-671; check the installed lamp before ordering for modified indicators.View part
Front reflector rubber baseStock-type rubber base referencing Honda 33743-341-670 for the listed 1968 CB350 application.View part
The rear stay is the same replacement choice for left or right, and it is sold individually. One damaged side requires one stay; renewing the pair requires two. Compare the bracket and lamp attachment on the motorcycle before ordering for non-original indicators.
Honda’s original manual distinguishes USA-export signal bulbs and flasher equipment from general-export equipment. These mounting and sealing parts do not establish a relay or bulb conversion. Retain the correct electrical specification for the motorcycle’s market and identify any altered lamps before matching their hardware.
They are sold each, and the same stay can be used on either rear side. Order two when replacing both stays. The references are 33607-286-871 and 33607-286-871B; compare existing custom lamp mounts separately.
The gasket references 33443-268-671 and is intended for the listed stock-type lamp application. A custom indicator can have a different lens seat. Compare the old gasket’s outline and the lamp assembly before ordering.
Compare the reflector’s footprint, central mounting point and the rubber’s shape. The featured base references 33743-341-670. A different reflector or bracket needs its own dimensional match rather than selection by the motorcycle year alone.
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