Honda CL125 Build Part 1: Steering and Suspension AE14

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Finally getting started on another project. Building this 1974 CL125 is a project that will be fun for many videos to come.
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Комментарии : 9

@mattfreeman4945 6 лет назад

Nice Calvin Klein commercial. Much better than Marky Mark.

@autoexistence8902 6 лет назад

MATT FREEMAN ;)

@RC-CYCLE-CONCEPTS Год назад

What size wheels and tires do you have on front and back?

@mohmadwahod327 4 года назад

Hi, can you help me. I want parts for my 1977 Honda 125 SEBE motorcycle. Please contact me

@jcalvert8126 5 лет назад

What size tires did you go with ?

@autoexistence8902 5 лет назад

33 x 10.5 r 15

@Tibbon 6 лет назад

What did you do for the forks? Mine are *way* too soft for me (150lbs) on my similar bike.

@autoexistence8902 6 лет назад

The forks I have are the factory forks. Just resealed and oil exchanged

@richieortiz5 4 года назад

Not sure of the model of your bike @David Fisher but older bikes with forks such as these sometimes buy stiffer performance fork springs or even shim the top of the springs with washers. More washers = stiffer forks. I did this to my CL175 and a long with putting in fresh fluid it helped tremendously. Still nowhere near the same ballpark as modern suspension though.