Honda SL125 parts for model-specific repairs
Honda SL125 repair parts cover different years by system. Match the component, reference and model year to your motorcycle before ordering.
Engine sealing and overhaul
The overhaul gasket set fits SL125 (1971–1973). A separate engine oil-seal kit also fits SL125 (1971–1973); compare the package contents with the repair before choosing.
- Overhaul gasket set — sold as a set.
- Engine oil-seal kit — sold as a kit.
Use the included contents and seal dimensions to confirm the specific joints being serviced.
Front drum-brake shoes
The front friction shoe fits SL125 (1976), with Honda reference 45120-001-010.
- Front friction shoe — sold individually.
Confirm front position, drum dimensions, pivot/cam shape and spring arrangement.
Carburetor fuel control
The float needle and seat and the fuel petcock fit SL125 (1971–1973); each is sold individually as a separate replacement component.
- Float needle and seat, reference 16011-302-004 — sold individually.
- Fuel petcock, reference 16950-107-000 — sold individually.
Compare the original carburetor, needle/seat fit, tank mounting and fuel outlet before ordering.
Identify the year and repair area
Confirm the model designation and year from the frame and engine records. The gasket, oil-seal kit, float needle and petcock fit SL125 (1971–1973); the front friction shoe fits SL125 (1976). Match each part to its own model-year application.
For every item, compare its reference, position and package contents with the component removed from the motorcycle. Contact PartsNMore with the model year and reference if you need fitment help.
Check parts before installation
Lay out set contents before engine assembly. For brake service, inspect the drum and hardware. For fuel-system work, compare the carburetor and tank connections, and match the float needle to the carburetor fitted.
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