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Reproduction Honda lever pivot bolt. Fits most all vintage Honda motorcycles. Comes with bolt, lock washer and nut. Fits most clutch levers and drum brake levers. Does not fit hydraulic brake levers.
Replaces Honda part numbers: 90114-310-000, 90114-028-000, 90114-205-000, 90114-268-000
Dimensions:
Bolt / Nut Hex Size: 10mm
Thread Pitch: M6 (6mm x 1mm)
Thread Length: 14mm
Total Length: 29mm
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Listing compatibility notes
- Fits most all vintage Honda motorcycles.
- Fits most clutch levers and drum brake levers.
- Does not fit hydraulic brake levers.
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Fit and size notes
- Fits most all vintage Honda motorcycles.
- Fits most clutch levers and drum brake levers.
- Does not fit hydraulic brake levers.
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4.0 / 5
25 source ratings
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Rob –
Worked great on my crf 125fb.
John –
Did not fit my 03 cbr 600rr was too short
Clayton Baxter –
Worked perfectly!!! Fit the Kawasaki perfectly ordered four different sizes and this was the one, totally looked too short but I was wrong. The seller should add that this works for a KLR clutch perch.
Carlos –
I have a 2012 Honda CBR 250 It fits but the gear level still has some wiggle room and doesn’t fit snug.
Nick Steele –
These didn’t do what they were advised to do…they were too short