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1971 Honda CB350K3 · Drum Brake Shoes & Linkage Buying guide
The rear shoe set and small rod parts address different wear points. A front brake cable is also available here, but its routing and switch arrangement need checking against the fitted controls.
Rear drum brake shoesTwo-shoe set for the rear drum; includes the 1971 CB350 application.Voir la pièce
Rear brake rod adjusterReplacement adjusting nut referencing 95015-42000 for the rear brake rod.Voir la pièce
Brake rod joint pinJoint pin supplied with a cotter pin; references 95015-52000 and 94201-16250.Voir la pièce
Pièces connexes : Front drum brake cable · Brake rod spring · Custom brake rod adjuster
The rear set contains two brake shoes. Plan any other purchases from inspection of the drum and operating hardware; do not assume that a shoe set supplies new springs, cam parts or every fastener disturbed during the work. Use the Honda manual for service limits.
The linked front cable has explicit 1971–72 CB350K applicability. Before ordering for a modified bike, compare both ends, installed route and the stop-switch arrangement. Its replacement reference does not establish an original factory cable length or fit on taller handlebars.
Two rear brake shoes are supplied. That describes the package contents; it does not include a claim that all drum hardware comes with them. Inspect the remaining components before deciding what else to order.
Both the standard adjusting nut and the linked Joker Machine adjuster reference 95015-42000. The custom option adds a knurled grip and hex feature. Check the fitted rod if it has been replaced or modified.
The cable is listed for the K3, but its application alone cannot confirm a changed handlebar or front end. Compare the end fittings, route and required length before ordering; avoid relying only on the motorcycle year.
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