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1975 Honda CB125S2 · Grips Buying guide
Grip selection starts with the bar section, throttle tube and room beside the control housings. Check those details together so the replica appearance does not distract from whether the stated size suits the fitted equipment.
Record the old grip length and inspect how it sits beside each switch housing. Compare those observations with the 135mm replacement. If the handlebars or throttle assembly have been changed, establish the dimensions of those parts before relying on an original-style application.
The offered design is black rubber with closed outer ends. That is an important choice when the bars carry end-mounted accessories. Check the accessory’s required arrangement in advance; do not plan on changing the grip design without suitable product guidance.
Measure the usable grip area on both sides and compare it with the stated 135 mm length. Account for the switch housing and throttle assembly, especially where replacement controls have changed the available space.
It identifies the intended handlebar application, but you should also compare the fitted throttle tube and control arrangement. Replacement tubes or modified controls can change the dimensions that matter when choosing a grip.
They are described as black rubber OEM-type replicas with closed ends. The description does not establish genuine Honda manufacture. Choose them for that replica style after checking the dimensions and any end-mounted accessories.
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