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CB125 CB160 (1972)
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Honda CB125 CB160 (1972) [15/139] Ill engine

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Preface 3
Contents 5
Engine 5
I features 5
Ii specifications 5
Iv frame 5
V electric equipment 6
Vi inspection and adjustment 6
A engine 7
B frame 7
Features of cb 125 and 160 7
I features 7
Il specifications 8
Cb 1 60 11
Engine r p m running speed km h 11
Special tools for cb 125 160 14
Ill engine 15
A disassembling engine 16
Disassembling and assembling engine 16
Refer to fig 3 3 16
Refer to fig 3 and 3 16
To fig 3 16
A disassembly 18
B assembling engine 18
Caution 18
Cylinder head and cylinder 18
Refer to fig 3 1 18
Refer to fig 3 10 18
Refer to fig 3 2 18
Refer to fig 3 9 18
Assembly 19
Caution 19
Caution required during disassembly and 19
I disassembly 19
Refer to fig 19
Refer to fig 3 4 19
Refer to fig 3 6 19
B description of cylinder head cover and 20
Breather 20
Li assembly 20
Refer to 20
Refer to fig 3 0 20
Refer to fig 3 19 20
Refer to fig 3 7 20
I disassembly and assembly 21
Refer to fig 3 0 and fig 3 1 21
Refer to fig 3 22 21
Refer to fig 3 24 21
Refer to fig 3 3 21
C description of camshaft 22
I disassembly 22
Refer to fig 22
Refer to fig 3 2 a 22
Refer to fig 3 7 22
To fig 25 22
Caution 23
D description of rocker arm 23
Dead center refer to fig 3 32 23
Dissassembly 23
Ii assembly 23
Refer to fig 3 0 23
Refer to fig 3 1 23
E description of valve 24
Fig 3 6 24
I disassembly 24
Ii installation 24
Iii valve seating 24
Refer to 24
Refer to fig 3 33 24
Refer to fig 3 4 24
Refer to fig 3 5 24
Caution 25
Disassembly 25
F description of cylinder 25
Fig 3 38 25
Fig 3 7 25
Ii assembly 25
Refer to 25
Refer to fig 25
A construction of left crankcase cover 26
B ac generator 26
I disassembly 26
Ii installation 26
Left crankcase cover 26
Refer to fig 3 0 26
Refer to fig 3 2 26
Refer to fig 3 3 26
C starter sprocket and clutch 27
Caution 27
I disassembly 27
I operation of starter clutch 27
Ii installation 27
Refer to fig 27
Refer to fig 3 4 27
Refer to fig 3 6 27
To fig 3 7 27
Caution 28
D clutch adjuster and neutral switch rotor 28
I operation of clutch adjuster 28
Ii disassembly and installation of clutch 28
Iii disassembly and installation of starter 28
Refer to fig 3 0 28
Refer to fig 3 1 28
Refer to fig 3 9 28
Sprocket 28
A description of the right crankcase cover 29
Caution 29
Crankcase cover assembly right 29
I disassembly 29
Ii disassembly and assembly of clutch adjuster 29
Iii disassembly and installation of neutral 29
Refer to fig 3 4 29
Refer to fig 3 53 29
Refer to fig 3 55 29
Switch rotor 29
To fig 3 54 29
Clutch 30
Ii installation 30
Refer to fig 30
A description and operation of clutch 31
Refer to fig 3 7 31
Refer to fig 3 8 31
To fig 3 8 and 59 31
Caution 32
I disassembly 32
Ii inspection 32
Refer to fig 3 1 32
A description of oil pump 33
Caution 33
Fig 3 5 33
Iii assembly 33
Oil pump filter and separator 33
Refer to 33
Refer to fig 3 7 33
I lubrication circuit 34
Caution 35
Fig 3 0 35
Ii disassembly 35
Iii assembly 35
Refer to 35
Refer to fig 35
Refer to fig 3 51 35
Refer to fig 3 72 35
To fig 3 71 35
B operation of oil filter 36
I disassembly 36
Refer to fig 3 5 36
Refer to fig 3 73 36
A description 37
C operation of oil separator 37
Crankcase 37
Igsamfctshftusmmmnmmgijs 37
Ii assembly 37
Refer to fig 37
Refer to fig 3 76 37
Refer to fig 3 77 37
Refer to fig 3 9 37
Disassembly and installation of starting 38
Fig 3 1 38
I disassembly 38
Ii assembly 38
Refer to 38
Refer to fig 3 83 38
A description of crankshaft 39
Crankshaft connecting rods and pistons 39
I disassembly 39
Refer to fig 39
Refer to fig 3 84 39
And left 40
B description of connecting rods 40
Bearing clearance 40
Bearing should be measured at the value obtained 40
Clearance of the crankshaft 6305 special ball 40
Crankcase should be set on the assembly is the 40
Crankshaft complete should be placed on it guide 40
Have an h shaped section bushings are not at both 40
Holes of bearings should be matched and the lower 40
Ii inspection 40
Iii installation 40
Measurement of crank outer ring and left main 40
Polished after case hardening and mounts the roller 40
Refer to fig 40
Refer to fig 3 90 40
Retainer made of special aluminum alloy staggered 40
Reverse order of disassembly 40
Rollers are used in order to increase the load capacity 40
The bearing is moved up and down and to the right 40
The connecting rods are of molybdenum steel and 40
The crank shaft and piston ends the crankshaft is 40
The upper crankcase should be inverted and the 40
When the crankshaft is set on v shaped blocks and 40
Without race the roller 4x13 is held by the roller 40
C description of pistons 41
Inspection 41
Refer to fig 41
Refer to fig 3 1 41
Refer to fig 3 2 41
A new piston ring is fitted 42
Be directed so that the ring is not twisted em 42
Before cleaning carbon adhering to the piston 42
Caution 42
Cb 125 160 42
Crankshaft and remove the piston pin 42
Head or sing groove should be removed with out 42
I disassembly 42
Icb 125 160 42
Ii inspection 42
Measurement of outside diameter of the piston 42
Measurement of the ring groove clearance when 42
Ployment of the piston ring tool is recommended 42
Refer to 42
Refer to fig 3 7 42
Refer to fig 3 98 42
Refer to tig 3 96 42
Remove the piston pin retainer from the removed 42
Sandpaper should not be used for removing 42
The piston being scarred 42
When the piston pin is removed attention should 42
Caution 43
D description of piston rings 43
Iii assembly 43
Refer to fig 43
To fig 3 100 43
11 if the gaps are somewhat less they 44
A when a gap is dressed with a file adjust 44
B if the piston ring gap is too small seizure 44
Be fitted with the gap approximately 15 mm 44
Between the ring and cylinder occurs due to 44
Caution 44
Center line measurement of the gap should be 44
Fig 3 05 44
Fitted to the cylinder inspection should be made 44
From skirt of the cylinder at a right angle to the 44
I inspection 44
Ii replacing piston rings 44
Made with a thickness gauge 44
Ment should be made at a right angle due to 44
Penetration or gas leakage occurs 44
Refer to 44
Refer to fig 44
Refer to fig 3 04 44
Right angle fitting 44
Rings are between 0 and 0 0 mm 11 and of 44
Should be dressed with a file 44
Sion measuring instrument as shown in the figure 44
Tension of the piston ring is measured with a ten 44
The oil ring between 0 0 039 to 0 0 mm 44
Thermal expansion if the gap is too large oil 44
To determine if the gaps p the top and second 44
When a piston ring is reassembled it should be 44
When the piston ring has been removed it should 44
A operation of cam chain tightener 45
Cam chain tightener and cam chain guide 45
I disassembly 45
Refer to fig 45
Refer to fig 3 107 45
Refer to fig 3 108 45
Refer to section 3 8 cl 45
Roller 45
To fig 3 106 45
Ii installation 46
Iii cam chain adjustment 46
Refer to fig 110 46
Refer to fig 3 11 46
Refer to fig 3 12 46
A description of transmission 47
Condition 47
Portant as it transmits power from the aankshaft 47
Required torque and speed corresponding to the load 47
Speed forward employs the limit type reciprocating 47
System 47
The performance of the transmission is very im 47
The transmission of the constant mesh type four 47
Through the clutch with the relationship between the 47
Transmission 47
B transmission system 48
Refer to 48
Refer to fig 3 114 48
Refer to fig 3 15 48
Countershaft bearing 49
Countershaft c4 gear omitted 49
Directions for the transmission main shaft and 49
Following the same order as for the crankshaft 49
For the fourth speed 49
Gear on the main shaft is by operation 49
I disassembly 49
Ii inspection 49
Main shaft through m 3 and m 4 gears to the coupled 49
Measurement of clearance in the axial and radial 49
Measuring play on the gear teeth surface of the 49
Of the shift fork in shifting dowel connected with 49
Refer to fig 49
Refer to fig 118 49
Refer to fig 3 20 49
Refer to section 3 11 separate the upper and 49
The free m 4 gear and drive is transmitted from the 49
The lower crankcase and remove the transmission 49
Transmission unit 49
A operation of gear shift 50
Gear shift 50
I disassembly 50
Iii assembly 50
Refer to fig 50
Refer to fig 3 122 50
Refer to fig 3 23 50
Refer to fig 3 24 50
Ii assembly 51
Refer to fig 3 25 51
Refer to fig 3 26 51
Refer to fig 3 27 51
Refer to fig 3 28 51
A operation of kick starter 52
Check the following 52
I disassembly and assembly 52
Kick starter 52
Refer to fig 3 132 52
Refer to fig 3 30 and 3 31 52
A description of carburetor 53
Main system 53
Refer to fig 3 134 53
Slow speed system pilot system 53
Air jet 54
B operation of component parts 54
Float chamber 54
Main jet 54
Needle jet 54
Refer to fig 3 137 54
Refer to fig 3 139 54
Refer to fig 3 36 54
Refer to fig 3 38 54
Air screw 55
Jet needle 55
Refer to fig 3 40 55
Refer to fig 3 41 55
Refer to fig 3 42 55
Slow speed jet 55
Throttle valve 55
To fig 55
Adjustment at high speed 56
Adjustment at mid throttle 56
C adjustment 56
Refer to fig 56
Refer to fig 3 144 56
Adjustment at low speed 57
Adjustment of standard fuel level 57
Refer to fig 3 46 57
Refer to fig 3 47 57
Adjustment of the throttle opening of the 58
Caution 58
Refer to fig 58
Right and left carburetors 58
A construction of handlebar 59
B disassembly 59
Easy refer to fig 4 59
Handlebar 59
Iv frame 59
Refer to fig 59
And 4 9 60
C inspection 60
D assembly 60
Refer to 60
Refer to fig 4 60
To fig 4 6 60
3 6 refer to fig 4 11 61
4 us gal 37 imp gal l of no 3 operation oil 61
A description 61
B disassembly 61
Caution 61
Clamp coupling of all lead wires 61
Construction of front cushion 61
Device gives direct influence to the steering perfor 61
Idemitsu kosan and its maximum stroke is 94 mm 61
In addition to damping vertical vibration of the front 61
Mance and stability of the vehicle the front fork 61
Porting the front wheel and enabling steering 61
Positions the handlebar should be free to turn to 61
Refer to fig 61
Refer to fig 4 12 61
Remove the handlebar according to section 4 61
Separated the status of this suspension and damping 61
The front cushion 61
The front cushion and rear cushion should not be 61
The front cushion spring employs the spring with 61
The right or left when the handlebar is installed 61
The wire should not be clamped by it 61
Tools required for disassembly and assembly of 61
Uneven pitch the oil shock absorber contains 170 cc 61
Wheel should maintain strength during operation sup 61
When all wires are placed in the designated 61
Caution 62
Refer to fig 4 13 62
Refer to fig 4 14 62
To fig 4 15 62
C inspection 63
Disassemble the front pipe limit ring front fork 63
Fig 4 16 63
Fig 4 7 63
Front cushion in a downward direction 63
Loosen the front fork seal housing and remove 63
Loosen the steering head stem nut 63
Loosen two 8 x 32 hex bolts and remove the 63
Loosen two front fork bolts and remove the 63
Measurement of the front cushion spring 63
Measurement of the front fork piston 63
Measurement of the outside diameter and bend 63
Of the front fork pipe 63
Pipe complete 63
Piston and front absorber valve from the front fork 63
Refer to 63
Refer to fig 3 18 63
Spring as well as the oil in the bottom case 63
The front bottom case remove the front cushion 63
Top bridge and the front fork upper cover 63
D assembly 64
Refer to fig 64
Refer to fig 4 1 64
A construction of the steering stem 65
B disassembly 65
Caution 65
Fig 4 24 65
Refer to 65
Refer to fig 4 25 65
Steering stem and handlebar lock 65
C inspection 66
Caution 66
D assembly 66
Refer to fig 4 26 66
A construction of fuel tank 67
B disassembly 67
Fuel tank 67
Refer to fig 67
Refer to fig 4 27 67
Refer to fig 4 8 67
To fig 4 9 67
C inspection 68
Caution 68
D assembly 68
Refer to fig 3 34 68
Refer to fig 4 1 68
Refer to fig 4 33 68
To fig 4 32 68
A construction of frame body 69
Frame body 69
To fig 4 35 69
B disassembly 70
C inspection 70
Caution 70
Refer to fig 4 36 70
Refer to fig 4 37 70
Refer to fig 4 38 and 4 39 70
A construction of air cleaner case and seat 71
Air cleaner case and seat 71
B disassembly 71
C inspection 71
Caution 71
D assembly 71
Refer to fig 71
Refer to fig 4 1 71
Refer to fig 4 3 71
To fig 4 0 71
A construction of stand 72
B disassembly 72
C inspection 72
D assembly 72
Refer to fig 4 44 72
Refer to fig 4 5 72
Refer to fig 4 6 72
Refer to fig 4 7 72
A construction of the exhaust pipe and muffler 73
Bolts to the underside of the crankcase 73
Cylinder head to the muffler if bent the horsepower 73
D assembly 73
Disassembly 73
Evenly tighten the muffler with four 8x25 hex 73
In the muffler and noise is reduced in addition 73
Is reduced for exhaust gas the passage is throttled 73
Measurement of the outside diameter of the stand 73
Measurement of the stand mounting hole 73
Mounting bolt 73
Noise is diffused by the diffuser pipe which also 73
Reduces noise 73
Refer to fig 4 73
The exhaust pipe and muffler 73
The exhaust pipe passes the exhaust gas from the 73
The rear brake cable assembly is the reverse of 73
Tighten the main stand with the 10 mm bolt and 73
To fig 4 8 73
Tools required for disassembly and assembly of 73
C inspection 74
Caution 74
D assembly 74
Refer to fig 4 1 74
Refer to fig 4 52 74
Refer to fig 4 54 74
To fig 4 55 74
A construction of the air cleaner 75
Air cleaner and tool case 75
B disassembly 75
C inspection 75
D assembly 75
Refer to fig 75
Refer to fig 4 57 75
A construction of the rear fork 76
B disassembly 76
C inspection 76
Rear fork and rear fender 76
Refer to fig 76
Caution 77
D assembly 77
Refer to 77
Refer to fig 77
To fig 77
132 lb 8 lb 78
242 lb 14 lb 78
330 lb 19 ibl 78
4 frame 78
A construction of the rear cushion 78
Absorbed by shock absorber 78
And running conditions 78
B disassembly 78
By loosening the 10 mm hex cap nut using 14 x 78
C inspection 78
Compress the rear cushion upper case remove 78
Cushion limit 78
Cushion stroke oil leakage or noise occurs adjust 78
Cylinder system oil shock absorbers the compressing 78
Double ended wrench and the 8 x 28 rear cush 78
Fig 4 66 rear cushion 78
Fig 4 67 tools required for disassembly and assembly 78
Free length 194 mm 7 78
Gal 11 imp gal of 60 white spindle oil is 78
Ibliilillitssim 78
Included if this amount is not suitable reduced 78
Inspection of breakage deformation of the rear 78
Inspection of oil leakage at the cushion absorber 78
Ion lower bolt remove the rear cusion assembly 78
Load is absorbed by the spring and elongation is 78
Measurement of the rear cushion spring 78
Ment can be made in three steps according to road 78
Mm h 110kg 6 78
Mm h 150 kg 9 78
Mm h 6 78
Of rear cushion 78
Rear cushion 78
Refer to fig 78
Right angle below 1 mm 78
Standard value correction limit 78
Tension 78
The oil shock absorber contains 52 cc 13 us 78
The rear cushion consists of spring and double 78
The rear cushion spring 78
The rear cushion spring seat limit pull out the 78
Upper case in an upward direction and remove 78
Caution 79
D assembly 79
Front wheel 79
Refer to fig 4 8 79
A description of the front wheel 80
Axle refer to fig 4 3 80
B disassembly 80
C inspection 80
Caution 80
Refer to fig 4 1 80
Refer to fig 4 2 80
Refer to fig 4 69 80
A when the tire is on the rim apply air to 1 3 81
Air leaks of the tube should be checked by sub 81
B the valve stem of the tube should be placed 81
But also the inside should be checked 81
Caution 81
D assembly 81
Fig 4 5 81
For tire wear or puncture not only the outside 81
Insert into the bead unit in the rim 81
Inside the tire and applying a small amount of air 81
Inspect and tighten any loose spokes 81
Measurement of brake shoe spring 81
Measurement of the clearance in the axial and 81
Measurement of the outside diameter and thick 81
Measurement of thickness of the front brake cam 81
Merging the tube in water 81
Ness of the front brake shoe 81
Occurs 81
Pointing toward the axle if not air leakage 81
Radial directions of the 6302 r ball bearings 81
Refer to 81
Refer to fig 81
The designated pressure and lightly strike around 81
The tire with a wooden wallet in order to pre 81
The tube can be easily inserted by putting it 81
Vent the tube from being pinched 81
Caution 82
Refer to fig 4 78 82
Refer to fig 4 9 and 4 0 82
To fig 4 7 82
A description of rear wheel 83
B disassembly 83
Rear wheel 83
Refer to fig 4 1 83
Refer to fig 4 3 83
Refer to fig 4 82 83
Ball bearings and the rear axle spacing collers 84
By using the tire iron remove the tire and tube 84
C inspection 84
Cotter pin the anchor pin mounting washer and 84
Final driven sprocket 84
For disassembling the rear brake shoe remove 84
Measurement of deflection and eccentricity of the 84
Measurement of rear brake shoe spring 84
Measurement of the axial and radial clearance 84
Measurement of the outside diameter bend of the 84
Measurement of the tooth bottom diameter of the 84
Mm retainer loosen the thin 8 mm nut and 84
Of the 6303 r ball bearing 84
Rear wheel axle 84
Refer to fig 84
Refer to fig 4 85 84
Refer to fig 4 87 84
Remove the final driven sprocket 84
Remove the oil seal internal retainer two 6303 r 84
Straighten the 8 mm look washer and remove the 84
The brake arm complete from the panel two 2 x 84
The brake shoe complete 84
Tilt and extract the rear wheel 84
Caution 85
D assembly 85
Refer to fig 85
Refer to fig 4 92 86
Refer to fig 4 94 86
To fig 4 93 86
A ignition system 87
Electrical system 87
General of electrical parts 87
Ignition circuit 87
Refer to fig 5 87
Refer to fig 5 4 87
V electric equipment 87
B ignition coil 88
Construction of the ignition coil 88
E when 88
Performance of ignition coil 88
Refer to fig 5 88
Refer to fig 5 5 88
Refer to fig 5 6 88
Allowing spark generation between needles 13 while 89
As a resistance loss in the circuit 89
As magnetic flux rapidly nears zero the voltage 89
B the quantitative judgment of performance coil 89
C the rubber cap attached to the connecting ter 89
Cam circuit angle it again repeats the above 89
Fig 5 2 89
G the energy in the windings due to the smdll 89
H then through the circuit period determined by the 89
Ignition coil handling 89
Level for spark discharge is not maintained and is 89
Minal avoids insulator induction objects 89
Process 89
Refer to 89
Refer to fig 5 1 89
Residual flux generates an attenuation vibration in 89
Service tester the test can be performed by 89
Stopped 89
Testing can be conducted by employment of the 89
The interrupter is in operation 89
The secondary and primary windings and diminishes 89
The terminal ignition performance will not deterio 89
Tion is affected by oily residue adhering around 89
Unless the ignition coil is damaged or the insula 89
C capacitor 90
D breaker points 90
Refer to fig 5 15 90
Refer to fig 5 6 90
To fig 5 3 and 5 4 90
Employed refer to fig 5 0 91
Fig 5 7 91
Refer to 91
Refer to fig 5 19 91
E spark advancer 93
Maintenance and replacement 93
Refer to fig 5 25 93
Refer to fig 5 26 93
F spark plug 94
Refer to fig 5 81 94
Spark plug requirements 94
Fig 5 1 95
Fig 5 30 95
Heat characteristics of spark plugs 95
Spark plug construction 95
To fig 5 28 thru 5 1 95
Heat values 96
Necessity of spark plugs with different 96
Refer to fig 3 35 96
Refer to fig 5 37 96
Refer to fig 5 38 96
To fig 5 36 96
A ac generator 97
Power source circuit 97
Refer to fig 97
Refer to fig 5 97
B silicon rectifier 98
Caution 98
Performance of ac generator 98
Refer to fig 98
Refer to fig 5 44 98
To fig 5 45 98
Refer to fig 99
Refer to fig 9 99
I feature comparison of silicon and selenium 100
Rectifiers 100
Refer to fig 100
Refer to fig 5 1 100
Refer to fig 5 2 100
Ii caution concerning wiring 101
C battery 102
Fig 5 4 102
Fig 5 6 102
Fig 5 8 102
I battery construction 102
Refer to 102
Refer to fig 102
V refer ta fig 5 55 102
Battery charging discharging ratio and 103
Capacity charging ratio 103
Electrical 103
Refer to fig 103
Refer to fig 5 1 103
Caution required during starting 104
Discharge rate charge rate 104
Fig 5 2 104
Initial charge 104
Refer to 104
Refer to fig 5 3 and 5 64 104
Caution required during use 105
Anode plate refer to fig 5 9 106
Battery repair 106
Iii battery trouble 106
Negative plate refer to fig 5 0 106
Refer to fig 106
Separators refer to fig 5 1 106
Thru 5 8 106
A starting circuit 107
I motor performance 107
Refer to fig 107
Refer to fig 5 3 and 5 74 107
Self starter 107
Ii starter reduction 108
B starting clutch 109
Commutator 109
Iii removing starting motor 109
Iv maintenance starting motor 109
Refer to fig 109
Refer to fig 5 109
Removing the carbon brush 109
Caution required during maintenance 110
Lubrication 110
Refer to figs 5 2 and 5 83 110
When the engine starts 110
When the starting motor rotates 110
C starter solenoid 111
Caution 111
Principle of operation 111
Refer to fig 111
Refer to fig 5 85 111
V 3 a refer to fig 5 7 and 5 8 111
A circuit 112
B horn 112
Fig 5 89 112
Fig 5 92 112
Refer to 112
Refer to fig 112
Refer to fig 5 1 112
Safety parts 112
C tail lamp and stop lamp 113
D neutral pilot lamp 113
Refer to fig 5 6 113
Refer to fig 5 94 and 113
To fig 5 93 113
E speedometer 114
Refer to fig 114
Refer to fig 5 98 114
Refer to fig 5 99 114
To fig 5 100 114
Caution 115
Gear box 115
Refer to fig 5 01 115
Refer to fig 5 102 115
Standard for operating safety 115
F head lamp 116
Fig 74 a 116
Refer to 116
Refer to fig 5 06 116
Refer to fig 5 07 116
Semi sealed refer to fig 5 74 b 116
A combination switches 118
B stop switch 118
Disassembly and assembly 118
Fig 5 02 118
Refer to 118
Refer to fig 5 118
Refer to fig 5 11 118
Refer to fig 5 12 118
Switch 118
To fig 5 110 118
C horn button and dimmer switch 119
Refer to fig 5 14 119
Refer to fig 5 15 119
Refer to fig 5 16 119
Refer to fig 5 17 119
Wire harness 119
A engine adjustment 120
And adjustment 120
Compression 120
Maintenance 120
Refer to fig 120
Refer to fig 6 4 120
Vi inspection 120
Caution 121
Refer to fig 6 5 121
Tappet adjustment 121
Caution 122
Ignition timing 122
Refer to fig 6 2 122
To fig 122
Adjusting the spark plugs 123
Caution 123
Refer to fig 123
Refer to fig 6 13 123
Refer to fig 6 15 123
Refer to fig 6 6 123
To fig 6 4 123
Carburetor cleaning and adjustment 124
Fuel supply 124
Refer to fig 124
Refer to fig 6 19 124
Refer to fig 6 7 124
Refer to fig 6 8 124
Air cleaner 125
Refer to fig 125
Refer to fig 6 22 125
Refer to fig 6 23 125
Refer to fig 6 24 125
A clutch adjustment 126
Refer to fig 6 27 126
Refer to fig 6 28 126
Refer to fig 6 6 126
To fig 6 25 126
B drive chain adjustment 127
C brake adjustment 127
Fo fig 6 30 and 6 1 127
Front brake adjustment 127
Refer to fig 6 29 127
Refer to fig 6 32 127
Caution 129
D battery inspection 129
E lubrication 129
Engine oil 129
Refer to fig 129
Refer to fig 6 39 129
Refer to fig 6 40 129
And 6 44 130
Caution 130
Grease 130
Parts not requiring periodical lubrication 130
Refer to fig 6 1 130
Refer to fig 6 42 130
Refer to figs 6 43 130
Critical connections 131
F tightening parts 131
Fig 6 45 131
Oiling the drive chain 131
Refer 6 9 and 131
Refer to 131
Refer to fig 131
Refer to fig 6 48 131
To fig 131
1 to 1 132
3100 mi by the method shown below if the spokes 132
A daily inspection 132
Are loose they are apt to damage other spokes or 132
Best possible operating condition periodic inspection 132
Check each spoke by hand using a nipple wrench 132
Clutch disengagement 132
Cm 1 8 to 1 132
Do the head tail and stop lamps light 132
Do the springs rattle and does oil leak 132
Does the handlebar deflect abnormally or is it 132
Does the horn sound 132
Does the turn indicate work 132
Following every day 132
Inspection daily and that which is performed as 132
Is the play of the front brake lever 3 to 4 cm 132
Is the play of the rear brake pedal from 2 to 132
Periodic inspection and repair 132
Refer to fig 6 1 132
Scheduled by owner or service agent 132
Should be made there are two kinds of periodic 132
The owner should form the habit of inspecting the 132
The rim with the wheel suspended in air turn and 132
Tighten all nippes equally 132
To prevent accidents and keep the vehicle in the 132
Very heavy 132
Wheel spokes 132
Wheel spokes should be checked every 5000 km 132
A traveling more than 50 km 31 mi daily 133
B periodical inspection and repair 133
B using vehicle in mountainous regions 133
Battery fluid should be checked every week but 133
C operating always at high speeds 133
Front tire air pressure 133
Imp gal 133
Is the color of exhaust 133
Is the fuel level up 133
Is the oil level correct 1 liter 6 gal 133
Kg sq cm 25 psi 133
Kg sq cm 27 psi 133
Kg sq cm 29 psi 133
Kg sq cm 31 psi 133
Km 31 omi in the winter 133
Loaded high speed 133
More often when 133
Normal operation 133
Rear tire pressure 133
Smoke normal 133
The oil should be changed more often every 133
When operation is constantly over short distances 133
Honda models cb 125 cb 160 maintenance specifications 135

Honda CB125 CB160 (1972) [15/139] Ill engine

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