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1970 Honda CB350K2 · Shock Mounting Rubbers Buying guide
Two joint rubbers are supplied, matching the original K2 requirement of two. They are distinct from lower shock-mount bushings and from the shock units themselves, so identify the worn location first.
The package contains two rubbers, corresponding to the two upper joints in the original K2 arrangement. Compare the existing shock eyes and collars, especially where aftermarket shocks have been installed. A factory application does not establish that the rubbers fit every replacement shock body.
The Honda drawing for the K2’s original rear-cushion family shows 315mm between mounting axes. The catalog also contains alternative-length and custom shocks, which require their own fit assessment. Confirm length, mounting configuration and clearances before ordering a complete shock assembly.
Yes. The set contains two joint rubbers, and Honda’s K2 parts catalog specifies two of this reference. That covers the original pair of upper joints; inspect the shocks first if aftermarket units have replaced them.
Compare the aftermarket shock eyes, collars and existing rubbers with the Honda-reference replacements. The K2 application establishes the original arrangement, but a different shock manufacturer may use its own joint dimensions or supplied bushings.
Measure between mounting axes and compare the upper eye, lower clevis and available clearance. Honda’s K2-applicable drawing gives 315mm. Custom or differently sized shocks should be assessed for their actual installation rather than assumed to preserve the original setup.
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