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1970 Honda SL350K0 · Side Stand Hardware Buying guide
The pivot hardware and rubber stop are two different service choices. Compare each with the part on the motorcycle; do not infer a complete stand assembly from either item.
Photograph the stand pivot before dismantling it and retain the old pieces for comparison. If the mounting surfaces are damaged or the replacement cannot be positively matched, have the assembly checked before use. New hardware alone does not establish that the stand is serviceable.
Compare the actual stop location as carefully as the pivot. A motorcycle with changed stand or exhaust components may not retain its original arrangement. Use the stopper reference and the existing mount to identify the part rather than assuming every visible rubber serves the same purpose.
Yes. The pivot item is a bolt-and-nut set, with separate replacement references for the two pieces. Compare both with the existing assembly; a previous repair may have introduced different hardware.
Inspect the stopper independently. The bolt-and-nut set addresses the pivot, while the rubber addresses the stand stop. Choose the pieces needed for the condition and arrangement on your motorcycle rather than treating them as a mandatory combined kit.
Stop and have the pivot and its mounting surfaces assessed. The available set supplies replacement hardware, but its description does not establish a repair for damaged stand or frame mounting points. Follow the appropriate service information for inspection.
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