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1978 Honda CB125S5 · Handlebar Buying guide
Both featured grip styles use black rubber and the same stated dimensions. The practical choice is a closed end or an open end with supplied plugs, checked against the bars and controls currently fitted.
A motorcycle’s age leaves plenty of time for handlebars and controls to have changed. Compare the stated 7/8-inch bar fit and 130 mm grip length with the present setup. The product dimensions describe these replacement grips; they are not proof that every fitted bar is original.
The closed-end version provides the enclosed grip shape. The open-end version includes end plugs, giving a different choice at the bar ends. If you have bar-end accessories, check their mounting and clearance requirements separately rather than assuming an opening alone guarantees compatibility.
The open-end version is the starting point when an opening is needed. Check the accessory’s own mounting and clearance requirements before ordering; the included plugs do not establish compatibility with a particular accessory.
Both choices are black rubber OEM-style replicas. They reference 53165-390-780 and 53166-390-780, but that replacement reference should not be read as a claim of genuine Honda manufacture.
Measure and compare the current setup first. These grips specify 7/8-inch handlebars and a 130 mm length. Check the controls and throttle sleeve too, since replacement bars alone do not settle grip fit.
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