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1980 Honda CB125S · Grips Buying guide
The size and material are shared across these two choices. The main buying distinction is a closed rubber end or an open end supplied with separate plugs, so consider existing accessories and the desired finish.
Both designs carry the same stated length and handlebar fit. Choosing the open-ended version changes how the end is finished, rather than providing a different grip length. Check the available space at the throttle housing and other controls before ordering either design.
These grips carry references 53165-390-780 and 53166-390-780. Use the complete reference information when comparing replacements or discussing a changed control assembly. The shared references support a style comparison, while the actual bar and throttle sleeve still need to suit the selected grips.
End plugs are included with the open-end grips. Decide whether that finish suits the bike before ordering; any existing bar-end accessory still needs a separate mounting and clearance check.
Both are specified at 130 mm. Make the choice by end style after checking the usable space at the controls, rather than choosing the open-end version to gain extra grip length.
Confirm the mirror’s mounting requirements and clearances independently. An open-ended grip provides access at its end, but that feature alone does not establish compatibility with a particular mirror or its expansion fitting.
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