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1984 Honda CB125S Electrical Parts

Small mounting parts deserve their own place on a 1984 Honda CB125S repair list. The headlight setting collar and battery box rubber address different assemblies. Identify the damaged piece, retain its surrounding hardware for comparison, and check any changed fittings before ordering.

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Honda CB750 CB650 CB550 CB450 headlight setting collar 61304-292-000

Honda CB Headlight Setting Collar ~ Replaces 61304-292-000

$4.50 USD
07-4645
Restore headlight mounting with this Headlight Setting Collar, replacing OEM #61304-292-000. Exceptionally broad fitment across the classic Honda lineup, from the SOHC and DOHC...
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Honda CB750 CB125 CB100 rear brake light switch spring 35357-107-010

Honda CB750 / CB125 / CB100 Rear Brake Light Switch Spring ~ Replaces 35357-107-010

$7.00 $6.50 USD
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73-0848
Replace your rear brake stop switch spring with this Rear Brake Light Stop Switch Spring. This is the spring that attaches to the rear...
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Honda CB750 CB650 CB550 CB500 battery box rubber 83618-323-000

Honda CB Battery Box Rubber ~ Replaces 83618-323-000

$4.95 USD
99-4986
Upgrade or restore your vintage Honda motorcycle with this Battery Box Rubber — designed to replace OEM #83618‑323‑000 and cushion your battery from vibration...
Universal motorcycle spark plug cap LD05F

Universal Motorcycle Spark Plug Cap ~ LD05F

$8.95 USD
23-3118
Spark Plug Cap - LD05F for custom or restoration work on classic Honda CB motorcycles.  Key Features Aftermarket part Sold as: Each Fitment /...
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1984 Honda CB125S · Electrical Buying guide

Match small parts to the assembly being repaired

A collar and a rubber can be easy to overlook during a larger repair. Start with the location and shape of the missing or damaged piece, then use its reference to narrow the comparison.

Parts to compare

Honda CB Headlight Setting Collar ~ Replaces 61304-292-000 Headlight setting collarSeparate metal setting collar, sold each. Catalog reference 61304-292-000 helps identify the piece to compare.View part Honda CB Battery Box Rubber ~ Replaces 83618-323-000 Battery box rubberIndividual rubber mounting piece, catalog reference 83618-323-000. Compare its complete shape with the rubber being replaced.View part

Keep the old hardware grouped by location

Place each removed piece with the fastener or support it came from. This makes it easier to compare a collar bore or rubber profile without confusing nearby fittings. If a piece is missing entirely, identify its reference and required measurements before choosing a replacement.

Buy for the job already identified

A worn support and an electrical fault need different checks. These mounting pieces should be selected after the affected location has been identified. If a light or other circuit does not operate correctly, use appropriate service information or a qualified mechanic to establish the cause before ordering.

Ordering questions

How do I choose the order quantity for these parts?

Each collar and each rubber is sold individually. Count the positions needing the particular piece you have identified, then order that quantity. Keep the collar count separate from the rubber count on your repair list.

What should I compare on an altered motorcycle?

Check the actual headlight or battery support fitted to the motorcycle. A replacement assembly may use different hardware, so obtain its mounting requirements when the old part and the proposed replacement do not agree.

Are matching reference numbers enough to place an order?

A reference is a useful starting point. Also compare the part shape and mounting location, particularly when the old piece is distorted or the assembly has been changed. Ask for application help when those checks leave a mismatch.

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Send your model and year, plus photos of your existing part and any changes to the original setup.

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