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Owners manual
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Found it. Toolbox is the winning answer. Funnny. All. The videos etc that reference items in the owner’s manual but nothing on where it’s located. My 2023 truck has everything on line.They handed it to me with the keys and the other paper work when I picked up my 22. If I had to guess under the seat or in the tool box
SneakyDingo
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There's online versions of the CT125 manual. You can find it here:
Honda Trail 125 CT125 PDF Manual Downloads - Owners, Service, Parts Catalog
Owner's Manual: A booklet that is included with the purchase of a new Honda Trail 125. The Owner's Manual may be located inside the black toolbox located on the left side of the bike below the rear carrier rack. A hex key for opening the tool box can be found clipped to the top of the fuel tank...
hondatrail125.com
And yeah, they handed me my manual in a big wad of papers for owning the bike. I don't know if mine would fit in the toolbox given there's actual tools in there.
Mine had a little tool bag and the wire for hanging the helmet. In the tool bag was a joke of a screwdriver
That’s most likely a JIS screwdriver. It the only type to use on a Japanese motorcycle if you don’t want stripped screws.Mine had a little tool bag and the wire for hanging the helmet. In the tool bag was a joke of a screwdriver
I have a nice set of Vessel screwdrivers, thanks for the heads up.
A fairly comprehensive write up on this can be found here: https://smallworkshop.co.uk/2022/10/01/japanese-screws-and-fasteners/
But to the point, you don't need a JIS screwdriver for the few screws on the CT125. Any screwdriver built to conform to the latest ISO standards of the past 20 years or so should work fine without camming out.
The included screwdriver is a No. 2 Phillips.
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NMCoyote
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Mine was handed to me in a little zip lock bag, wouldn't fit in the tool storage area I'm pretty sure. Tool kit? Wow! Spend 4K on a mini bike and get a toy combo screw driver and a fuse puller, WTF? I actually had an original CT110 tool kit from my 71 and swapped them out PDQ!, Done Deal. Gonna do some break in miles today, good times!