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1. To prevent scratches on the upper side cowl. The R125 (5D7) has a bracket on the outside of the upper side cowl to hold the side cover in place.This bracket is a problem, and when removing and installing the upper side cowl, I bump it...

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. 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,...

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...