About the Honda CB360
Repair parts for Honda’s 356cc road-bike family, organized around the model and the job.
Honda’s CB360 family belongs to its 356cc road bikes of the 1970s. Front brake design is one of the useful distinctions within the range: the original CB360/CB360G manual gives the G separate hydraulic disc-brake instructions. Today, the complete K, G or T application and the hardware fitted to the motorcycle provide a better parts match than the CB360 badge alone.
Carb kits, clutch plates and front brake components
Plan a carburetor rebuild around the fitted carburetors and the service pieces supplied. For clutch work, list friction plates, plain steel plates and springs separately; a single plate is not a complete clutch pack. On a brake repair, identify the disc caliper or drum before choosing friction and hydraulic parts. The model pages below separate these repair choices without treating every CB360 component as interchangeable.
Know your motorcycle before choosing partsCompare CB360K, CB360G and CB360T parts
Use these model pages to narrow the repair. Year examples below describe the linked parts, not every component on the motorcycle.
CB360K
Carburetor, gasket and clutch repairs
The K page links a 1974 carb kit, clutch springs and steel plate, plus an engine gasket set explicitly listing CB360K.
Parts checkpoint: Identify the front brake before selecting hydraulic parts; the K label alone is insufficient.
Honda CB360K partsCB360G
1974 service and front disc brake parts
The G page brings together the carb kit, clutch springs, front caliper piston and piston sealing ring for the listed 1974 applications.
Parts checkpoint: Match the piston and seal to the installed caliper.
Honda CB360G partsCB360T
Later carburetor and clutch applications
The T page shows 1975–1976 carb and selected brake/clutch parts, plus a separately listed 1975–1977 friction plate.
Parts checkpoint: Check the year and sold-as quantity for each component in a clutch order.
Honda CB360T parts
Frame, engine & fitted componentsHonda CB360 identification checklist
Use these details to match your motorcycle and any replacement assemblies before ordering.
- Record the frame number, complete model and year. Keep CB360K, CB360G and CB360T distinct when comparing product applications.
- Record the engine number separately and identify replacement engine or clutch work before buying internal parts.
- Inspect the front wheel and brake. A hydraulic disc system has a caliper, hose and master cylinder; a drum assembly uses different friction and operating parts.
- Photograph both carburetors and their markings, along with any intake, exhaust or control changes that could affect the repair.
Contact PartsNMore with clear photos of the frame/VIN, engine number and the part’s markings, plus any known component changes.