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Technical Motorbike Help

Honda 125 cd 1984

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Honda 125 cd 1984

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BikerNess69
In: Wolverhampton
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Morning all and happy sunday. I need some help with my bike today honda 125 cd benly 1984. If anyone has a spare 10 minutes for me. Please let me know.

I have stripped her down and had the frame powder coated however it's now come back with a shoe that I have no idea where it goes. So any help would be great xx

BikerNess69 @ 21/06/2020 11:07

jinx57
In: Leonard Stanley
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Just post a good clear picture of the part on your profile pics,one of us will recognise what part it is...:)>

jinx57 @ 21/06/2020 11:22

BikerNess69
In: Wolverhampton
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I have posted a picture of the part on my profile if people can look xxx

BikerNess69 @ 21/06/2020 11:53

Deleted Member
In: NA
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It looks like something you may see on the centre stand,

Deleted Member @ 21/06/2020 11:56

jinx57
In: Leonard Stanley
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Hope the picture helps out..:)>

jinx57 @ 21/06/2020 12:13

Deleted Member
In: NA
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Yep looks like part of the stand or maybe exhaust hanger. Need to see pic of bike complete before strip down, have you a manual for it?

Deleted Member @ 21/06/2020 12:30

Deleted Member
In: NA
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Just looked at a pic of that bike and the only thing similar and visible is left hand side rear footrest/exhaust hanger/bracket.

Deleted Member @ 21/06/2020 12:41

Deleted Member
In: NA
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Looks like a centre stand return spring linkage. I had a a cb125 ages ago and remember something like this, I think it has a pivot bolt attachment to the frame with the spring attached at the opposite end and then onto the stand..good luck

Deleted Member @ 21/06/2020 13:06

BikerNess69
In: Wolverhampton
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Thanks guys. I have been told centre stand and also where handle bars go. I have a ordered the manual book off Ebay so hoping it will give me the answer

Thanks again

BikerNess69 @ 21/06/2020 13:31

james2
In: codsall
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Hi go to cms find your model and year bike .look at parts list.its in photo form.

james2 @ 21/06/2020 18:41

Steve_H
In: Teesdale
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It does look like spring retaining thing, but that's possibly no help 🤔

Steve_H @ 21/06/2020 19:23

zx12r ninja 03
In: hednesford
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I had a cd 250 u few years back , I would also say centre stand area , always take photos on you're phone before you strip 😆

zx12r ninja 03 @ 21/06/2020 20:09

Deleted Member
In: NA
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Hi, I've done a little research and confirmed that this is the centre stand return spring linkage. I hope this helps 🙂

Deleted Member @ 22/06/2020 07:03

richie203
In: North Wiltshire
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Afternoon :) I’d go along with centre stand linkage as mentioned above. A manual always a good thing to have, but if still no clear photos or drawings here’s a cheap tip. Go on Fowler’s parts catalog online and go to you bike / model and year in the listings. Then copy page or print screen of the exploded parts views you need. I’ve done it a few times rebuilding forks or cylinder heads etc. Good luck. Rich 😎

richie203 @ 23/06/2020 12:35

tiger68
In: great missenden
Posts: 3
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It’s definitely the centre stand return spring mount

tiger68 @ 29/06/2020 10:14

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