Honda CBR 125R Rear Frame Fork Swing Arm Swingarm 52200-KPP-900ZA

Honda CBR 125R Rear Frame Fork Swing Arm Swingarm is an original motorcycle structural component designed for installation in the rear section of the chassis. As a part of the Frames and parts group, it ensures stable wheel handling, correct suspension geometry, and predictable motorcycle behavior while riding. This used OEM component is a sensible choice for repairs and motorcycle restoration when fitment and maintaining factory riding parameters are a priority.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 52200-KPP-900ZA
• Mark: Honda (Original OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 52200-KPP-900ZA
• Substitutable numbers: 52200-KPP-900ZA, Honda, CBR 125R, BG
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Category: Frames

Purpose and function in the motorcycle

The rear swingarm in the Honda CBR 125R model is responsible for guiding the rear wheel, working with the shock absorber, and transferring loads from the road surface to the motorcycle frame. Its placement in the rear suspension area means this component has a direct impact on:

• motorcycle stability in corners,
• maintaining proper rear wheel alignment,
• drivetrain operation (chain tension, wheel alignment relative to the sprocket),
• shock absorption comfort.

A properly selected frame swingarm allows you to maintain the factory handling characteristics of the CBR 125R, which is particularly important for daily use and learning to ride.

Construction and fitment for Honda CBR 125R

The offered component was designed by Honda as an integral part of the motorcycle's rear frame section. The swingarm construction is optimized for:

• lateral stiffness – limits unwanted deflection when leaning the motorcycle,
• resistance to dynamic loads – operation during acceleration, braking, and on uneven surfaces,
• precise installation at factory mounting points.

Thanks to this, the installation process is predictable, without the need for modifications or geometry adjustments. Compatibility with stock rear suspension and drivetrain components is maintained.

Characteristics of the used component

The component is offered in used condition, which allows for economical motorcycle repair while maintaining the original design. This type of solution is particularly beneficial in cases of:

• post-accident repairs,
• restoring a motorcycle after damage to the rear frame section,
• returning a motorcycle to factory specifications after modifications.

As an OEM part, the swingarm ensures proper fitment with the frame and other components, which facilitates setting rear wheel alignment and correct chain tension.

Application in service and upgrades

The Honda CBR 125R Rear Frame Fork Swing Arm Swingarm is suitable for both professional service centers and home workshops, where repeatability of installation and compliance with factory solutions are important. This element is crucial when:

• replacing a damaged swingarm after an impact or tip-over,
• restoring correct rear suspension geometry,
• inspecting and servicing swingarm bearings and the rear wheel axle.

Using original structural solutions helps maintain predictable motorcycle behavior, which is significant for both safety and the durability of other components.

Honda Frames and parts – expansion and repairs

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the load-bearing area of your Honda and need other elements from the same group, such as additional frame sections, brackets, or mounts, check out the available parts in the Honda Frames and parts category.

Technical knowledge and parts selection

When working with a motorcycle's load-bearing elements, it is worth knowing the differences in the construction of individual models and the impact of suspension changes on vehicle handling. To compare the characteristics of sports constructions and solutions used in more powerful vehicles, you can refer to expert materials, such as the article Audi RS vs other models – what is hidden under the hood and chassis?, which discusses the differences in engines, brakes, and chassis in the context of selecting the right parts.