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Anyone identify these
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Anyone identify these
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Re: Anyone identify these
WrongKezsam1 wrote:Clutch levers
ones a brake :wink:
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Malcolm
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Re: Anyone identify these
Not Kawasaki
Edit.....
Could be H1C as the clutch lever looks like a 46076-022
Edit.....
Could be H1C as the clutch lever looks like a 46076-022
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Kezsam1
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Re: Anyone identify these
Damn so close30yrs-on wrote:WrongKezsam1 wrote:Clutch levers
ones a brake :wink:
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Re: Anyone identify these
not kawasaki, honda Cb 250 350 
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Neil the Don
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Re: Anyone identify these
Brake has a stop light switch mount cast in. C`s had brake light switch fitted onto cable.Malcolm wrote:Not Kawasaki
Edit.....
Could be H1C as the clutch lever looks like a 46076-022
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Re: Anyone identify these
Don't think Kawasaki levers had black rubber ends ...probably Honda
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Re: Anyone identify these
I'd go with Honda too. Suzuki used rubber ends from early 70s, but these don't look like Suzuki. You can possibly rule Yamaha in if the mirror thread is left-handed on the clutch-lever perch (I stand to be corrected by a Yamaha expert).
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Re: Anyone identify these
husson73 wrote:not kawasaki, honda Cb 250 350
Keep One wheel down . . . . .
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Neil the Don
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Re: Anyone identify these
CB ?? 1968-1974 CB250/350. Had lever perches integral with the control switches and throttle bodies.El Presidente wrote:husson73 wrote:not kawasaki, honda Cb 250 350
Are we talking. prior to that ? As,in "Superhawk". Cb CL250/305 ??
If so , the levers are later. As those plastic knob covers. Are not A Sixties thing ?!!
( btw , as we all agree they're not Kawasaki. Does it matter anymore ???)
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Re: Anyone identify these
Only when he comes to list them on ebay :wink:Neil the Don wrote:CB ?? 1968-1974 CB250/350. Had lever perches integral with the control switches and throttle bodies.El Presidente wrote:husson73 wrote:not kawasaki, honda Cb 250 350
Are we talking. prior to that ? As,in "Superhawk". Cb CL250/305 ??
If so , the levers are later. As those plastic knob covers. Are not A Sixties thing ?!!
( btw , as we all agree they're not Kawasaki. Does it matter anymore ???)
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