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Honda CB Kick Stand Stopper Rubber ~ Replaces 95011-61000

$2.95 USD
07-4624
Replace a worn kick stand stopper with this Kick Stand Stopper Rubber "A", a direct replacement for OEM #95011-61000. Exceptionally broad fitment across the...
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Honda CB gear shift lever rubber 95011-40000

Honda CB Gear Shift Lever Rubber ~ Replaces 95011-40000

$2.95 USD
02-2478
Replace a cracked, hardened, or missing gear shift rubber with this Gear Shift Rubber, a direct replacement for OEM #95011-40000. Fits an exceptionally broad...

Honda CB Sidecover Damper Rubber B ~ Replaces 83551-300-000

$2.54 USD
02-6531
Keep your sidecovers snug and rattle-free with this Rubber Sidecover Damper B, a direct replacement for OEM #83551-300-000. Fits an exceptionally broad range of...
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Honda CB750 CB450 CB125 CL450K3 mirror set 88110-329-730

Honda CB Stock Type Mirror Set ~ Replaces 88110-329-730

$44.95 USD
16-4669
Stock-style mirror set designed to replace original Honda mirrors, matching OEM references 88110-329-730, 88110-074-000, 88120-329-730, and 88120-074-000. Keeps the factory look while providing clear...

Honda CB Seat Rubber B ~ Replaces 77205-286-000

$7.87 USD
02-6533
Replace those worn, dried-out seat rubbers under your classic Honda with this Seat Setting Rubber "B", a direct replacement for OEM #77205-286-000. One of...

Honda CB Sidecover Damper Rubber A ~ Replaces 17247-303-000

$2.54 USD
02-6532
Complete your sidecover damper refresh with this Rubber Sidecover Damper A, a direct replacement for OEM #17247-303-000. This is one of the 3 different...
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Honda CB750 CB650 CB550 side cover emblem attachment nut 90315-504-000

Honda CB Side Cover Emblem Attachment Nut ~ Replaces 90315-504-000

$2.50 USD
49-0258
Replace your side cover emblem attachment nuts with this Side Cover Emblem Attachment Nut, replacing OEM #90315-504-000.Sold each, order the quantity you require.Key Features•...

Honda CB Footrest Rubbers ~ Replaces 50661-110-000

$22.95 USD
73-0183
Replace your footrest rubbers with this Footrest Rubbers Set of 2, replacing OEM #50661-110-000.Key Features• Footrest rubbers• Set of 2• Replaces OEM #50661-110-000• Honda...

1975 Honda CB125S2 · Frame & body Buying guide

Work around the bike one mounting point at a time

A loose sidecover, tired seat cushion and worn gear-lever sleeve need different replacements. Identify the affected part and its attachment before building an order, particularly where previous repairs have changed the seat or controls.

Choose the rubber for its job

The gear-lever rubber covers the shift-lever tip, while seat rubber B cushions the seat against the frame. Sidecover dampers locate and cushion the body panels. Compare the old part and its mounting features so a similar-looking piece does not end up in the wrong position.

Plan panel repairs before ordering

The related A-type sidecover damper has an elongated opening, unlike the compact B type. Both are sold individually. Check which positions actually need each shape; the quantity tables for larger Honda models do not establish the count for this CB125S2.

Buying questions

What helps identify a sidecover rubber when the original is missing?

Record the panel attachment and frame opening, and check the appropriate parts information. Sidecover dampers A and B have different profiles. A replacement panel may alter the required shape, so identify that mounting position before ordering.

Should I order a pair of every rubber?

Seat rubber B and both sidecover damper types are sold individually. The linked footrest rubber product supplies two rubbers. Identify each worn position and its required part before converting the repair list into quantities.

What changes if the seat or controls have been replaced?

Use the fitted assembly as the starting point. Compare seat locating features, sidecover mounts and the lever-tip shape as appropriate. A replacement assembly may differ from the parts originally used on the motorcycle.

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