Pièces Honda CB125 1969

Parts and fitment guide for your 1969 CB125

The 1969 CB125 is part of Honda’s early twin-cylinder range. For fuel and control repairs, identifying the components installed on your bike is as important as matching the year in the catalogue.

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• Engine parts — Engine seals, hardware and service items.
• Fuel-system parts — Carburetor, intake and filter listings.
• Electrical parts — Ignition and electrical service items.
• Brake & clutch parts — Braking and control repair listings.
• Suspension & wheels — Wheel bearings, suspension parts and tools.
• Exhaust parts — Exhaust components and hardware.

Selected parts for the 1969 CB125

Check the product application, dimensions and pack quantity before ordering.

• Carb rebuild kit — 1959-69 Honda CB125 / CB92 Carb Rebuild Kit
• Spark plug cap — Universal Motorcycle Spark Plug Cap ~ LD05F
• 2-carb synchronizer — Universal Motorcycle Carburetor Synchronizer Vacuum Gauge ~ 2 Carb Synchronizer

Identify your 1969 Honda CB125

Check the frame identification, engine markings and registration details together. A photograph or paint colour alone cannot establish model year. An engine swap or previous repair can change the parts your bike needs.

Honda CB model guide

Match the early CB125 application

Use the exact 1969 CB125 listing. Compare carburetor details, cable length and end fittings, brake hardware and electrical connections before ordering. Carb kit 48-1388 lists the 1968–69 CB125, but year alone does not identify every market variant: confirm the carburetor model and compare the kit before ordering. Each kit services one carburetor. The synchronizer requires a two-carb setup with suitable vacuum takeoff points and 5mm connections/adapters. Compare OEM references and dimensions where supplied, and check the listing for contents and quantity.

Fitment questions

Do CB125 twin and CB125S parts interchange? Only when the product explicitly lists your model and year. CB125 twins and CB125S singles are different applications; compare the fitted component and any listed dimensions before ordering.

Does an OEM reference mean the part is genuine Honda? Not by itself. Aftermarket parts can quote the Honda number they replace. Look for an explicit genuine Honda description if brand origin matters; “OEM-type” or “replaces OEM” does not identify the manufacturer.

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Need help matching a part? Send your model year, original market, frame and engine markings, the part link and component photos. Ask us about fitment