Cb125 Rearsets.

divot02

SRX,CB211

• Jun 9, 2014

• #1

Here are a few new pics of the rearset arrangement I came up with. Everthing fits and functions well to this point.

 

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CALfeRacer

Fat man on a little bike

• Jun 9, 2014

• #2

That looks like exactly what I was planning to do... Did you have to get a longer swingarm bolt to accommodate the rearset plates? And what thickness are they? 1/4"?

 

divot02

SRX,CB211

• Jun 9, 2014

• #3

Stock bolt works and the plate is 1/4

 

CALfeRacer

Fat man on a little bike

• Jun 9, 2014

• #4

Cool, good to know. Thanks!

 

divot02

SRX,CB211

• Jun 9, 2014

• #5

As you can probably tell I welded a coupling nut inside the tube for the other bolts

 

CALfeRacer

Fat man on a little bike

• Jun 9, 2014

• #6

Ah, so that's what the welds on the base were for. I was planning on just running a piece of threaded rod or a super long bolt through both of them, so it would basically be the same setup as the swingarm bolt holding the front in. Think that would work?
Nvm, I think I see what you are talking about. Are they the little plug welds (not sure of the technical term) close to the outside of the spacer?

 

divot02

SRX,CB211

• Jun 9, 2014

• #7

I considered a through rod but decided to go with welded couplers. I just ground slots in the pipe. Snugged the Nut next to the aluminum and welded it in place on the pipe. Simplicity and weight I guess. Not really sure why I did not go with a bolt but both seem feasible to me.

 

Titan performance

Titan cafe racer builders.

• Jun 16, 2014

• #8

Thanks for posting this thread divot.....I am helping a mate create a little cafe bike from a 125, and have been scratching my head about how to mount the rearsets. I was contemplating welding a hanger to the diagonal frame tube from the engine to the rear of the bike, but your method looks much better. I guess the mounting plate can be designed to place the footpeg wherever desired...

 

divot02

SRX,CB211

• Jun 17, 2014

• #9

Yep That was the beauty of it.

 

reesea17

I'm probably gonna ask a lot of questions...

• Sep 4, 2015

• #10

Any chance that this bike is now a roller? Looking to do this to my wifes 125 and can't 100% tell how this looks since the bike is upsidedown in all the photos.