#Valve check on 250 cg engine how to

Then went randomly with an idea for another engine.Ĭurrent bikes owned ,fix me upper gs 500e missing cdi (Nb i bent the crank by over revving and letting clutch out to fast, so now it eats stators( what i know as a magneto)(nb south africa)Īnd the answer was not with out a h*** of bodging. Will the engine in that bike fit in a honda cg 125 clone.Īs i have the cg but have managed to bend the crank shaft with out breaking any covers so i think the engine quality is crap so i would maybe replace the engine with one of these if it fits. The topic was Post subject: it250 will it fit in a 125 honda cg/clone frame The Honda TL125 website claims the CB125 engine is pretty much the same as the TL125, he claims the parts are often interchangeable.

#Valve check on 250 cg engine how to

If you read the webpage how to increase engine size, you will see someone has used the exact information from the Honda TL125 (overhead cam) website to increase his Honda CG125 engine size. One thing I do no, all of this argument is totally irrelevant to my website page, it was about increasing the engine size of the Honda CG125. Problem is they are not all making the same Honda CG125.Īt least I no for sure they were not around the year 2000, I have found several 4 speed gearbox’s as well as the normal 5 speed. I have had to research the Honda CG125 and found there are several factory’s in different country’s. The only way to resolve this argument would be to get the technical specs for both the Honda CG125 and CB125 for the same year and made in the same country. With all the many changes inside both the Honda CG125 and CB125, one thing has definitely staid the same.Īnd they both have the same bore and stroke If your argument is correct, you should also say the Honda CG125 has had several totally different engines and should have been renamed. I have also been reading about the Honda CG125 engine, it has also changed over the years. One-piece cylinder head, two-piece cylinder head etc. I have found some very basic information about there being several different changes over the years to the single cylinder Honda CB125. Post a link to the technical details of the engine. Where do you get your Honda CB125 information from? Have a look at definitions on page 9 of the following file You can all argue as much as you like what makes a sports bike. The difference between the CB125 engine and the CG125 engine is in the valve system, that includes all the parts kickstart has mentioned. I stated a 250cc engine has been sleeved down to make it 125cc.Īre we all agreed that we all no of an engine where that has been done.

I have left bikechat forums, I do not read pm (Private Message)ĭoes any of this sports bike or not, or which part of the engine is different in the CB125 vs the CG125, really make any difference? Honda CBF125, CBR125 & Yamaha YBR125 Website I don’t believe the 250cc engine version is imported in to the UK, but the 125cc was or is going to be? The review was for the 125cc version and it said it was the same exact bike but the engine sleeved down to 125cc. The bike was reviewed this year and was a twin cylinder 250cc engine and a real sports bike frame and fairing with a very high price.

The bike was not a common brand like a Japanese one, I have tried to remember the manufacture and failed, the review was from a magazine. Only bike I can think of that even comes close is the comet, and that's only just a commuter, never mind sports. Also, what 'sports bike manufacturuer' uses a sleeved down 250 engine in their 125.