UFO Chain Slider For Honda CR125 - Black

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This UFO Chain Slider in Black is designed for Honda CR125 models from 2000-2007. It offers crucial protection to your swingarm against chain wear, ensuring longevity and performance. Installation is straightforward using stock hardware, making it an accessible upgrade for riders. A potential consideration is ensuring it's the correct part for your specific model year within the 2000-2007 range.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | HO03671#001 |
| Brand | UFO |
The main purpose of a chain slider is to protect the motorcycle's swingarm from being worn down by the constant friction and contact with the drive chain.
Replacement frequency depends on riding conditions and intensity. Inspect it regularly (e.g., during chain maintenance). Replace it when you notice significant scoring, grooving, or if the material has worn thin.
Yes, installation is generally straightforward and can be done by most riders with basic tools. It requires removing the rear wheel.
This UFO chain slider is designed to be installed using the original stock hardware that came with your Honda CR125.
No, this specific UFO chain slider is designed only for Honda CR125 models from model years 2000 through 2007.
This particular model is black.
Double-check that your motorcycle model and year match the product's compatibility (Honda CR125, 2000-2007). Ensure you are attempting to install it on the correct side of the swingarm.
The old slider may be hardened or stuck. Gently pry it off, being careful not to damage the swingarm. If bolts are seized, apply a penetrating lubricant and allow it time to work before attempting removal.
Verify that all mounting hardware is present and tightened to the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications. Ensure no components are missing or incorrectly seated.
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