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1981 Honda CB125S · Handlebar Buying guide
Both choices are black rubber replicas with matching stated dimensions. Decide how the bar ends should finish, then compare the available grip space on your motorcycle before selecting the closed- or open-end version.
Both grip versions specify 7/8-inch handlebars and 130 mm length. Treat those as the replacement grips’ specifications, then compare them with the controls and bars fitted to your CB125S. This is especially useful after a previous handlebar or throttle change.
Choose the closed-end version for grips with enclosed ends. The open-end version includes end plugs, giving you a separate plug arrangement to consider. If other bar-end equipment is fitted, check that equipment’s requirements before assuming it will work with the grips.
They are OEM-type replicas rather than products described as genuine Honda. Both versions are black rubber and carry replacement references 53165-390-780 and 53166-390-780, useful when comparing the grip style you want to replace.
Yes, end plugs are included with the open-end version. That is the stated difference to keep in mind when deciding between its separate plug arrangement and the closed-end grips.
No difference in listed length is given: both versions are 130 mm long and specify 7/8-inch handlebars. Compare those dimensions with your fitted controls rather than choosing the end style to solve a length mismatch.
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