Honda Brake Pad Seat Cb 750 K Cb750 750k Cb750k 1969-76 For Front Brake Caliper on 2040-parts.com
Saint Paul, Minnesota, US
Brand new brake pad seat for the 1969-1976 CB750K models and the 1970-1971 CB450 (K3-K4) models. Diagram shows where it is located inside the front brake caliper on models mentioned. Way less than 1/2 of Honda's price and we make it better. $3.95 for U.S. destination shipping. Please see my other auctions for more NEAT HONDA STUFF... To help you keep your Classic Honda on the road......
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