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1.Mudguard has holes in it I noticed this when I removed the mudguard (black plastic part on the underside of the rear cowl) in the maintenance records ‘How to remove rear cowls and panel etc.’. To my surprise, there are three holes in t...

1. To keep track of where parts have been removed and to prevent loss The R125 has a large number of cowls and panels, so many bolts, screws etc. are used to fix them in place.The number is, When side panels and cowls are removed: 37 Whe...

1. For removing push rivets Push rivets are used to secure the lower side cowl, mudguard and other parts of the YZF-R125 (5D7W).These can be removed by using this dowel pin punch to push in the middle pin of the push rivet. ＜Removing an...

1.Remove parts and apply ceramic coating A ceramic coating is a great way to keep your moto looking as good as possible for as long as possible.A ceramic coating will Longer-lasting gloss. dirt is easier to remove. So, cleaning afterward...

Following the maintenance record ‘How to remove and install side cowls, panels, etc.’, this section summarizes ‘How to remove and install rear cowls, panel, etc.’. If you could remove the rear cowl panel, it can be useful when carrying o...

1. To prevent over-tightening The spring nut, which is used extensively on the YZF-R125 (5D7), will break if the tapping screw is over-tightened.So, I now use this quick spinner / BE3-Q and handle / AB-53 as much as possible to prevent o...

1. To prevent over-tightening Up to now, I have been using a combination of a KTC sliding head handle + extension bar like a T-type hexagonal spanner to remove and install the bolts and tapping screws that hold the cowl in place.However,...

Rust on front fork inner tubes is a nuisance.Once the plating has been broken, even slightly, the only thing left to do is to deal with it and slow its progress. (Except for re-plating.) In the maintenance record ‘Inspection of delivered...

1. Background of arrangements When removing the lower side cowl tapping screw, I noticed that if I used my short hexagon bit socket, it would hit the lower side cowl.So, I bought this long hexagon bit socket to avoid damaging the cowl. Y...

1. Suitable for exterior removal and installation A 4 mm hexagonal spanner is often used to remove and install the exterior of the YZF-R125 (5D7).Of course, you can work with on-board tools, but for efficiency you will want a hexagon soc...