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Hi all,

 

Friend had a try of my bike, dropped it, front break lever is completely bent. 
 

Is replacing it fairly easy? Someone mentioned it’s a case of just taking off one bolt and one screw and away you go. 
 

It’s a Honda CB 125F 2024. Had a look around but can only find ones up to 2020.

 

Does anybody have any suggestions where best to find one & if they are easy to replace. 
 

Cheers! 

Posted

You can replace it or unbend it.

Is should look the same as the other lever so you can compare how far you have to go.

 

That happened to me on the shadow.

I took it out. Use a torch to heat it up and slowly straighten it to the correct shape.

Important not to try too hard to have it back.

Patience goes a long way in these cases 

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You'll need to take it off and put it back whether you replace it or bend it back. I'm a spannerphobe but even I'd reckon it was easy job.

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Most of the time they are drop fored, they dont take lightly to being bent back. You’ll have the heat the hell out of it first to at least soften it and make it a tad more malleable to give you the best chance. 


if you look them up, if you can link up the parts number? If they match they will be the same. Sometimes the similar model line up might share parts (cbf,cb, cbr etc)

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On 07/09/2024 at 18:58, JTDG said:

 

It’s a Honda CB 125F 2024. Had a look around but can only find ones up to 2020.

 

Does anybody have any suggestions where best to find one & if they are easy to replace. 
 

Cheers! 

Look on ebay or Amazon ... Plenty on there.

Posted

Mate,

 

Bring the bike up to Scotland, buy 2 packs of chocolate biscuits and I'll fix it for you 🙂

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14 hours ago, AstronautNinja said:

Now if that isn't a recipe for a sack of biscuits consumed, a bike fixed and some tea supping I don't know what is. 

 

I'm waiting for @RideWithStylesto invite me round 😂 we can't be far off haha 


lol.

As far as biscuits let alone beer/whisky concerned, if I can’t fall into the biscuit tin/next watering hole you’re too far away 🤭🤡👍🏽.
Astro just between you and me…..looking around and whispering-  I’m near there but not “in it” hence why its tagged at a Burger King 🤫😉.

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Got the new lever, fixed it today. Wasn’t too bad. I did notice my clutch lever wobbles a lot though. Like up and down. Idk if that’s strange or it’s normal and I never noticed it before 🤣

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9 minutes ago, JTDG said:

Got the new lever, fixed it today. Wasn’t too bad. I did notice my clutch lever wobbles a lot though. Like up and down. Idk if that’s strange or it’s normal and I never noticed it before 🤣

A washer between the lever and the holder will solve the problem.

Maybe needs a bit file work if too thick

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7 minutes ago, husoi said:

A washer between the lever and the holder will solve the problem.

Maybe needs a bit file work if too thick

Perfect. Will give that a go! 

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