Мотоцикл HONDA CG125 (1976-1991). Инструкция на английском языке

Honda
CG125
Owners
Workshop
Manual
by   Pete     Shoemark
with  an  additional  Chapter on the  1985 on  models
by   Jeremy        Churchill
Models  covered
CG125.  124cc.  June  1976  to  May  1978
CG125K1.  124cc.  May  1978  to  March  1981
CG125-B.  124cc.  March  1981  to  March  1982
CG125-C.  124cc.  March  1982  to  November  1984
CG125-E.  124cc.  November  1984 to April  1985
CG125(BR)-E/F.  124cc.  April  1985 to April  1988
CG125(BR)-J.  124cc.  April  1988 to September  1991
CG125(BR)-K.  124cc.  September  1991  on
ISBN  1  85010 918 4
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Acknowledgements
Our thanks  are  due to  APS  Motorcycles of Wells  (formerly  We would also like to thank the Avon Rubber Company, who
Fran Ridewood & Co), Paul Branson Motorcycles of Yeovil, and  kindly  supplied  information  and  technical  assistance  on  tyre
CSM  of Taunton, who  supplied  the  machines featured  in  this  fitting;  NGK Spark Plugs (UK) Ltd for information on spark plug
manual.                                          maintenance  and  electrode conditions  and  Renold  Limited for
advice  on  chain  care  and  renewal.
About this             manual
The  author  of this  manual  has the  conviction  that  the  only  Section  5.12'.  All  photographs  are  captioned  with  a
way  in  which  a  meaningful  and  easy  to  follow  text  can  be  Section/paragraph  number  to  which  they  refer  and  are  always
written  is first  to  do  the  work  himself,  under  conditions  similar  relevant to the  Chapter text adjacent.
to those found in the average household. As a result, the hands  Figure  numbers  (usually  line  illustrations)  appear  in
seen  in  the  photographs  are  those  of  the  author.  Even  the  numerical order, within a given Chapter. Fig.  1.1  therefore refers
machines are  not new: examples that have covered  a  consider-  to  the  first  figure  in  Chapter  1.  Left-hand  and  right-hand
able  mileage  were  selected  so that  the conditions encountered  descriptions of the  machines  and their component  parts  refer to
would be typical of those found by the average owner.  the  right  and  left  of  a  given  machine  when  the  rider  is  seated
Unless  specially  mentioned,  and  therefore  considered  normally.
essential,  Honda  service  tools  have  not  been  used.  There  is  Motorcycle  manufacturers  continually  make  changes  to
invariably  some  alternative  means  of  slackening  or  removing  specifications and  recommendations,  and these, when notified,
some vital  component when  service tools  are  not  available  and  are  incorporated  into  our  manuals  at  the  earliest opportunity.
risk of damage  has to be avoided at all costs.
We take great  pride  in the accuracy of information given  in
Each of the six Chapters is divided into numbered Sections.
Within the Sections are numbered paragraphs.  In consequence,  this manual, but motorcycle manufacturers make alterations and
cross  reference throughout this  manual  is both  straightforward  design  changes  during  the  production  run  of  a  particular
and  logical.  When  a  reference  is  made  'See  Section  5.12'  it  motorcycle of which they do not inform  us.  No  liability can  be
means Section  5, paragraph  12  in the same Chapter.  If another  accepted by the authors or publishers for loss, damage or injury
Chapter  were  meant,  the  text  would  read  'See  Chapter  2,  caused by any errors in, or omissions from, the information given.

Contents
Page
Acknowledgements                                                                              2
About  this  manual                                                                           2
Introduction  to  the  Honda  CG125                                                            5
Model  dimensions  and  weight                                                                5
Ordering  spare  parts                                                                        6
Safety  first!                                                                                7
Routine  maintenance                                                                          8
Quick  glance  maintenance  adjustments  and  capacities                                     13
Recommended    lubricants                                                                    13
Working  conditions  and  tools
/
Chapter  1  Engine,  clutch  and  gearbox                                                    15
Chapter  2  Fuel  system  and  lubrication                                                   52
Chapter  3  Ignition  system                                                                 60
Chapter  4  Frame  and  forks                                                                67
Chapter  5  Wheels,  brakes  and  tyres                                                      80
Chapter  6  Electrical  system                                                               93
Chapter 7  The  1985  on  models                                                            107
Wiring  diagrams                                                                       103,  124
Conversion  factors                                                                         125
Index                                                                                       126
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