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1969 Honda CL350K1 · Suspension & Steering Buying guide
Seal dimensions, shock mounting style and a steering nut’s tool size answer different questions. Record the relevant measurements at the component being repaired; one correct dimension cannot confirm an entire assembly’s compatibility.
33 × 44 × 8.9 mm fork sealsFork seal set with a 33 × 44 × 8.9 mm size. Confirm those dimensions against the fork assembly installed on the motorcycle.View part
335 mm black-and-chrome shock setBlack bodies with chrome springs, 335 mm eye-to-clevis length and four-position preload adjustment. Includes bushings, inserts, washers and a preload wrench.View part
Black steering-stem nutJoker Machine steering-stem nut with a 30 mm hex. Check stem thread and seating compatibility; the hex measurement is the external tool size.View part
A swapped fork can change the required seal even when the motorcycle’s frame is still a 1969 CL350K1. Record identifying marks and compare the old seal’s dimensions with the proposed replacement. Check the fork condition during diagnosis so the order addresses the work actually required.
The featured 335 mm eye-to-clevis shocks have an explicit CL350K application. Compare the installed mounts and any earlier suspension changes before ordering. Four-position preload adjustment changes spring preload; it does not replace checking the mounting interfaces and surrounding clearance.
The black-and-chrome 335 mm set includes bushings, inserts, washers and a preload wrench. Compare the supplied hardware with the fitted mounts before starting work; the set offers four spring-preload positions.
Identify the fork assembly rather than relying only on the frame model. Compare the old seal markings and measured dimensions with the 33 × 44 × 8.9 mm replacement, then confirm application before ordering.
Check the fitted stem thread, seating shape and yoke maker’s requirements before selecting it. The 30 mm hex identifies the wrench size; it does not establish compatibility with a replacement steering assembly.
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