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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...