Recent content by B.P.

Do you still have this? If so would it work for a 1974 CB125S?

http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/CB125/message/3271

Also trying to convert my bike to 12v, CB125s, I found this a good read. Might give you a direction to look in your case

I am missing my clutch cable bracket. I can't seem to find it online, anyone have a close up pic so i can make one?

Moved the bike indoors and finally got to work on it a little bit, also picked up a set of clubman style bars and a nice cone filter since I wont be running the factory air box. I also found a great new local parts source, just gotta take a day and go paw through the bins and piles of parts to...

Did a little research and found out I can use CB350 parts to convert my bike to be 12v :) My new clutch and throttle cables should be in at Seesee's Motorcycles tomorrow, I think I am going to pick up a set of clubman bars aswell

New guy from Gresham/Portland Just starting my first CB125 project

I have a Disc brake setup i will be putting on the front, and I have a connection for anodizing so I may have the wheels anodized black

Thanks for the Info. I have been to The One Motorcycle Show the last two years, and have been to a few of the motorcycle shops around town. Vicious Cycle has some nice parts and I like the stuff at CC's. Looking forward to cruizing around portland this summer

Been checking out the forum a lot and decided to join. Just picked up a CB125s. Always been into project cars and tinkering. My last project before I sold it was this My 1981 Toyota Starlet Also had A Mitsubishi Starion and a REPU or Rotary powered mazda pickup, but since I bought my...

Just got her from my Brother in law for helping him pick up two more 125's . How it sits currently, first plans are clubman bars and a new seat/pan. A little rough around the edges, and I believe it has a CL tank not a CB tank. Haven't decided whether to keep it or find a CB tank.