Spoke Wrench for Vintage Honda Motorcycles

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Part: Spoke Wrench designed specifically for Vintage Honda Motorcycles (4.3 mm & 5.7 mm)

Why You Need This: Spoke wheels are a fantastic piece of engineering; while simple in design, they remain as relevant today on modern motorcycles as on the vintage Honda CB, CL, SL, and even CT series of the 1960s and 1970s. However, every now and again, they need adjustment to be "trued" up, as bumps, potholes, and road abuse can cause the wheels of your vintage motorcycle to become wobbly or out of round. Truing of a spoke wheel is done by loosening and tightening the wheel's spokes to bring the rim back into alignment.

Yes, we know that many of you have been using a spoke wrench that is "close enough," aka a small adjustable wrench or even "vice grips" (no, we have never done that ourselves... ). Truth be told, we always wanted a good spoke wrench for our bikes; however, none exist. Thus in proper Common Motor form, we decided to make our own. Our Common Motor spoke wrench has the two sizes most commonly found on bikes through the late 70s. Larger bikes from the CB175 up to the CB750 use the 5.7 mm size, while smaller bikes like a CT90 or CB125 use the 4.3 mm size. We wanted to make a size-specific wrench that fit the spoke nipples snugly for the best grip and minimal slop; compared to the multitude of generic wrenches with close enough sizes on them and the tendency to round off the spoke nipples during adjustment.

The wrench is made from 1/4" thick cut steel, zinc coated, and comes with a lifetime warranty from us here at Common Motor.

Installation Tip: Spokes are rarely turned, and often, they have not moved since the wheel was assembled at the factory. Thus a little penetrating oil on the threads of the spoke will help ensure the nipple moves freely. Often moisture has gotten trapped between the tube / rim strip and the spoke nipple from the inside of the rim. It may be necessary to remove the tire, de-rust the back side of the spoke nipples, and apply penetrating oil before adjustment. Actual spoke adjustment is made in small increments in between groups of 3 to 4 spokes. It is best to use a truing stand with a dial indicator to make the truing process as accurate as possible. See your service manual for more detail.

This Spoke Wrench Fits the Following Honda Motorcycles
	1965	1966	1967	1968	1969	1970	1971	1972	1973	1974	1975	1976	1977	1978
CT90		CT90K0	CT90K0	CT90K0	CT90K1	CT90K2	CT90K3	CT90K4	CT90K4	CT90K5	CT90K6	CT90K7	CT90K8	CT90K9
100 125						CB100K0	CB100K1	CB100K2	CB100K2	CB100K2	CB100K2
						CL100K0	CL100K1	CL100K2	CL100K3
									CB125 S0	CB125 S1	CB125 S2	CB125 SA	CB125 SA	CB125 SA
									CL125 S0	CL125 S1	CL125 S1
175				CB175K0	CB175K3	CB175K4	CB175K5	CB175K6	CB175K7
				CL175K0	CL175K3	CL175K4	CL175K5	CL175K6	CL175K7
						SL175K0	SL175K1	SL175K1
200									CB200K0	CB200K0	CB200T	CB200T
200										CL200
350				CB350K0	CB350K1	CB350K2	CB350K3	CB350K4	CB350K5
				CL350K0	CL350K1	CL350K2	CL350K3	CL350K4	CL350K5
					SL350K0	SL350K0	SL350K1	SL350K2	SL350K2
360										CB360G	CB360T	CB360T
360										CL360K0	CL360K1	CJ360T	CJ360T
450 500T	CB450K0	CB450K0	CB450K0	CB450K1	CB450K2	CB450K3	CB450K4	CB450K5	CB450K6	CB450K7	CB500T	CB500T
450 500T			CL450K0	CL450K1	CL450K2	CL450K3	CL450K4	CL450K5	CL450K5	CL450K6
350F 400F								CB350F	CB350F	CB350F	CB400F	CB400F	CB400F
500F 550							CB500K0	CB500K1	CB500K2	CB550K0	CB550K1	CB550K	CB550K	CB550K
500F 550											CB550F	CB550F	CB550F
750					CB750K0	CB750K0/K1	CB750K1	CB750K2	CB750K3	CB750K4	CB750K5	CB750K6	CB750K7	CB750K8
											CB750F0	CB750F1	CB750F2	CB750F3
												CB750A	CB750A	CB750A