Honda motorcycle parts
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1968 Honda CL350K0 · Steering Hardware Buying guide
Compare the individually sold chrome washer and the black Joker Machine nut for their separate positions. The nut is CNC-machined in the USA and has a 30 mm hex; identify the stem if the front end has changed.
The black nut’s 30 mm hex specifies its wrenching size, not the stem thread. That distinction matters when the front end or steering stem has been swapped. Identify the replacement stem and match its thread and hardware arrangement before ordering the nut.
Compare the existing washer and required hardware arrangement before choosing the chrome replacement. A changed steering assembly may need different parts despite the motorcycle’s frame identity. Use appropriate service information for assembly and adjustment rather than inferring a procedure from these product descriptions.
No. The stated figure is the hex size. Confirm the complete thread specification and stem application before selecting the nut for the steering assembly on your motorcycle.
It is a black Joker Machine CNC-machined replacement, made in the USA. Choose it for that finish and construction; the separate chrome washer is sold individually.
Identify the replacement steering stem and its hardware requirements first. The original frame model does not establish the correct nut thread or washer arrangement for a changed front end.
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