Honda Cbr125r & Cbr250r

Posted by AMStar on Tuesday, 16 August, 2011, 1:41 PM

honda cbr125r & cbr250r

You can get the Honda CBR125R lever as Honda CBR125R and Honda CBR250 are almost identical just the minor difference in mirror. Well if you dint get it then you must ask the dealer about the part number for the Honda ...

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Honda Cbr125r & Cbr250r

Posted by AMStar on Tuesday, 16 August, 2011, 1:41 PM

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I’m having Honda CBR250 and I’m planning to fit the Adjustable Brake and Clutch Lever. Well I want to ask does anyone know if such a thing exists for Honda CBR250 bikes yet. I’m having short figure and am having difficulty with the downshift while braking. Please suggest where I can get it for Honda CBR250.

Posts 108 You can get the Honda CBR125R lever as Honda CBR125R and Honda CBR250 are almost identical just the minor difference in mirror. Well if you dint get it then you must ask the dealer about the part number for the Honda CBR250 and the Honda CBR125R levers, if they are the same then it’s all good.

Posts 90 As par my knowledge the part number doesn’t match for the CBR250r 2011. You must get the Clutch Lever whose part number is 53178KV0000 or 53178KV0000 Honda Clutch Lever CBF.

Posts 117 Well Honda use the smart number system you must get the 53178-kv0-000. All the part for the lever starts with 51378. 000 means the part classification and if it contains two more digits then it’

Posts 41 As per my knowledge the stock clutch lever are adjustable and you just know that when engine eat up you need more clutch throw due to the thermal expansion inside the transmission.

Posts 33 You just simply cut the 3mm tap washer into u shape and slide it in the gap. It would get hide with the help of cover. You will also need the slacken cable a little at the adjuster on the bars.

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