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1975 Honda CB360T · Pads, Shoes & Brake Lines Buying guide
The two-pad front set and two-shoe rear set cover different brakes. Two lower hose A lengths appear here, making the actual brake-line routing an important ordering check.
Front brake pad pairKevlar pad set of two, listed as 52 × 20 mm and 52 × 12.8 mm.View part
Rear brake shoe pairSet of two shoes for the rear drum brake.View part
Related parts: Lower hose A, 13.75 inches · Lower hose A, 12.75 inches · Front brake pipe
Hose B runs from the master cylinder to the three-way joint and is listed at 15 inches. The linked lower hose A options run from that joint to the brake pipe and measure 13.75 or 12.75 inches. Compare routing, fittings and clearance on the motorcycle.
Order the two-piece pad or shoe set for the brake being serviced. Rear rod joints and adjustment hardware address a different part of the system. Inspect those pieces separately, and have brake installation, adjustment and bleeding completed to the Honda service requirements before riding.
The listed lower hoses are 13.75 and 12.75 inches. Compare your existing route, fittings and available clearance, including any handlebar or fork changes. The shared 1975 CB360T application does not make the two lengths identical.
Hose A connects the three-way joint to the front brake pipe. The 15-inch hose B connects the master cylinder to that joint. Identify the section being replaced before comparing lengths.
The front product supplies a set of two pads, while the rear product supplies a set of two shoes. Keep the disc and drum applications separate when assembling the brake-service order.
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