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03.1260 Pro-X Connecting Rod Kit for Honda NES 125 2001-2005

03.1260 Pro-X Connecting Rod Kit for Honda NES 125 2001-2005

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Connecting Rod Kit for Honda NES 125

The Pro-X Connecting Rod Kit 03.1260 is a complete rod assembly for rebuilding the bottom end of the 2001-2005 Honda NES 125 engine, supplying the crankshaft internals needed for a proper rebuild.

Overview

This connecting rod kit is made for the Honda NES 125 built between 2001 and 2005, providing the rod and related parts required to refresh a tired crank assembly. It suits riders and shops doing a full bottom-end rebuild who want a connecting rod kit built to consistent tolerances. The Pro-X connecting rod kit restores proper crank geometry so the engine runs smoothly after reassembly.

Built For Performance

  • Complete kit includes the connecting rod, crank pin, and rod bearing
  • Manufactured to match OEM dimensions for accurate fitment
  • Forged construction delivers strength for everyday engine loads
  • Surface-hardened components resist wear over long service intervals
  • Designed to restore factory crankshaft geometry during rebuilds

Fits These Machines

  • for Honda NES 125 2001
  • for Honda NES 125 2002
  • for Honda NES 125 2003
  • for Honda NES 125 2004
  • for Honda NES 125 2005

On-The-Job Use

  • Bottom-end rebuilds on high-mileage NES 125 engines
  • Commuter scooter repair and restoration projects
  • Crankshaft refresh during a full engine teardown
  • Keeping a daily rider reliable with fresh crank internals

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 03.1260
Fits for Honda NES 125 2001-2005
Kit Type Connecting rod kit
Position Crankshaft connecting rod

Good To Know

Q: What is included in this connecting rod kit? A: The kit provides the connecting rod along with the matching crank pin and rod bearing needed for a bottom-end rebuild on the listed NES 125 models.

Q: Do I need special tools to install a connecting rod? A: Yes, installing a connecting rod requires a press and crank truing tools, so this job is best handled by a qualified engine machinist or experienced mechanic.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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