Exterior– category –

1. I'll also remove the rear cowls and panel. 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.’. There may be few opportunit...

1. Install cleaned steps and pedals This is a continuation of the maintenance record "Check and Clean steps and pedals". A torque wrench is used extensively around the step and pedal area, as tightening torques are specified.The tighteni...

1. Remove parts for checking and cleaning This is a continuation of the maintenance record "How to remove steps and pedals". If you are riding your R125 and see any of the following signs, I recommend that you have your step pedals check...

1. Remove steps and pedals for cleaning When I was hanging up the bike cover, I suddenly found it on the steps and pedals area."There's quite a bit of grease on them…" If I put the bike cover on like this, the inside of the cover is goin...

1. Some small precautions for installation Here is a list of things to look out for when installing that I may not have noticed when removing.Have you experienced any of the following when fitting? Though I tried to fit side cowls/panels...

1. Appearance is very good, but... The number of cowls and panels on the YZF-R125 (5D7W)- five on each side and ten on the left and right sides - is outstandingly large compared to other motos.(Not including the front and rear cowls and ...

1. Using L-fixture… When I set a rear paddock stand with a J-trip L-fixture on my YZF-R125 (5D7W), I noticed the following. When loosening/tightening the axle shaft, the socket hits the L-fixture, and it is difficult to loosen/tighten th...

1. To attach rear paddock stand bobbins To rear paddock stand bobbins (hereafter described as the bobbins) to the YZF-R125 (5D7W), a threaded hole must be machined on the swingarm. The screw size for the bobbins used by Yamaha is M6 with...

1. Position setting is important. The YZF-R125 is a true super sport, with a forward leaning position.After riding for a long time, your hands, feet, back, etc. will become tired and sore.To reduce such fatigue and pain as much as possib...