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1975 Honda CL360K1 · Handlebar Parts Buying guide
A handlebar’s diameter is only one part of grip selection. Compare usable length and end accessories, and identify any replacement controls that have changed the space available for the grip.
Compare the 135mm grip length with the available space at the fitted controls. Replacement bars or controls can alter that space, so use the motorcycle’s present arrangement rather than assuming every part follows the original application. Check both sides before choosing the replacement style.
The grip design has closed ends. Consider any mirrors, weights or other fittings attached at the bar ends before purchasing. If your arrangement needs open-ended grips, establish the appropriate product rather than assuming these replicas are intended to accept alteration.
Confirm the stated 7/8-inch application and compare the 135mm length with the usable grip area. Check the throttle-side arrangement and controls too; an unchanged motorcycle designation does not identify replacement bars.
These grips have closed ends. Compare the mirror attachment and the end access it requires before purchasing, and choose a suitable arrangement rather than assuming the rubber should be cut or modified.
They are described as OEM-type replicas in black rubber, with references 53165-342-670 and 53166-342-670. Use that distinction when deciding whether a stock-style replacement meets your restoration requirements.
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