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Honda SH 125 / 150 / 300 / 350 Spare Parts and Accessories

Mirrors, phone holder, windscreens and protection parts for the Honda SH 125, 150, 300 and 350, sorted by generation. On the SH the mirrors screw into the handlebar and the thread changes over the years: below you will find, for each generation, the mirrors with their thread and a link to every product page. FAR has been designing mirrors and accessories for motorcycles and scooters since 1969.
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Honda SH 125 / 150 / 350 Left Rear View Mirror (2020 onwards)
Right Rearview Mirror Honda SH 125 / 150 / 350 (from 2020)
Phone Holder for Honda SH 2020–2026 FAR
Phone Holder for Honda SH 2020–2026 FAR – detail 2
Black Low Sport Windscreen 34 cm for Honda SH125i/150i/350i 2020-2026 – GP Kompozit
Black Low Sport Windscreen 34 cm for Honda SH125i/150i/350i 2020-2026 – detail 2
Clear Low Sport Windscreen 34 cm for Honda SH125i / SH150i / SH350i 2020-2026
Clear Low Sport Windscreen 34 cm for Honda SH125i/150i/350i 2020-2026 – detail 2
Smoked Low Sport Windscreen 34 cm for Honda SH125i/150i/350i 2020-2026 – GP Kompozit
Smoked Low Sport Windscreen 34 cm for Honda SH125i/150i/350i 2020-2026 – detail 2
Black Windscreen 41 cm for Honda SH125i 2024-2026
Black Windscreen 41 cm for Honda SH125i 2024-2026 – detail 2
Clear Windshield 41 cm for Honda SH125i 2024-2025 – detail 3
Clear Windshield 41 cm for Honda SH125i 2024-2025 – GP Kompozit
Smoked Windshield 41 cm for Honda SH125i 2024-2025 – GP Kompozit
Smoked Windshield 41 cm for Honda SH125i 2024-2025 – detail 2
Black Front Axle Sliders for Honda SH125i – detail 3
Black Front Axle Sliders for Honda SH125i – GP Kompozit
Black Side Fairing Protectors for Honda SH125i 2024-2025 – GP Kompozit
Black Side Fairing Protectors for Honda SH125i 2024-2025 – detail 3
Premium Extra Padded Comfort Seat Cover for Honda SH125i 2024-2026
Premium Extra Padded Comfort Seat Cover for Honda SH125i 2024-2026 – GP Kompozit
Standard Comfort Seat Cover for Honda SH125i 2024-2026 – GP Kompozit
Standard Comfort Seat Cover for Honda SH125i 2024-2026 – detail 2
Black Crash Bars with Exhaust Guard for Honda SH125i 2024-2025 – GP Kompozit
Black Crash Bars with Exhaust Guard for Honda SH125i 2024-2025 – detail 2
Black Tubular Crash Bars for Honda SH125i
Black Tubular Crash Bars for Honda SH125i – GP Kompozit

Before you choose. Left and right are as seen by the seated rider; mirrors are sold one per side and the two sides often have different threads. “Left-hand” means the thread screws in anticlockwise. Every product page has the compatibility table and, where available, the OEM code of the original part to compare; Search by Motorcycle shows the same products by year.

SH 125 and 150 (2020-2026), SH 350 (2021-2026)

SH 125 and 150 (2017-2019)

  • Mirrors, standard M10x1.25 thread: left and right, OEM-equivalent (OEM 88220-K77-D00 / 88210-K77-D00), homologated.

SH 125 and 150 (2013-2016)

  • Mirrors, M8 left-hand thread: left and right, OEM-equivalent (OEM 88220-K01-D01 / 88210-K01-D01), homologated.

SH 125 and 150 up to 2012, SH 300 (2007-2020)

  • SH 125 and 150 2009-2012 and SH 300 2007-2020: left with M8 thread and right with M8 left-hand thread (OEM 88220-KTW-900 / 88210-KTW-900), homologated.
  • SH 125 and 150 2001-2012 and SH 300 2007-2020: left with M8 thread (OEM 88220-KGF-900); right 0504 with M8 left-hand thread for SH 125 and 150 2001-2008 and SH 300 2007-2020 (OEM 88210-KGF-900); homologated.
  • SH 125 2005-2010: left with M8 thread and right with M8 left-hand thread (OEM 88220-KGF-900 / 88210-KGF-900); homologated.

SH 50 and SH 100

  • Mirrors, left with M8 thread and right with M8 left-hand thread: left and right (they also fit the SJ 50 and SGX 50 Sky); left and right (they also fit the Aprilia Scarabeo 50); homologated. Years are not listed for these models: check the compatibility table on the product page.

Turn signals: there are no dedicated indicators for the SH; the FAR turn signals are universal, with sizes and mounting stated on each product page.

Frequently asked questions

What thread do Honda SH mirrors have?

It depends on the generation (side as seen by the rider): SH 125 and 150 from 2020 and SH 350 from 2021 have M10x1.25 left-hand thread on both sides; SH 125 and 150 2017-2019 standard M10x1.25; SH 125 and 150 2013-2016 M8 left-hand; SH 125 and 150 up to 2012 and SH 300 2007-2020 have a standard M8 thread on the left and an M8 left-hand thread on the right, like the SH 50 and SH 100.

Which mirrors fit the SH 125 and 150 from 2020 and the SH 350?

FAR mirrors 8193 (left) and 8080 (right), OEM-equivalent (OEM 88220-K0R-V01 and 88210-K0R-V01) and homologated: they have the same M10x1.25 left-hand thread as the original mirrors and fit without modifications. On the SH 350 they fit from 2021.

Is there a dedicated phone holder for the Honda SH?

Yes, the FAR phone holder 8274 for the SH 125 and 150 from 2020 and the SH 350 from 2021: forged CNC-machined aluminium, black anodised, adjustable for smartphones of different sizes.

Which windscreen should I choose for the SH 125?

The GP Kompozit 34 cm low sport windscreen, in black, clear or smoked, fits the SH 125 and 150 2020-2026 and SH 350 2021-2026, like the tall oversized clear windscreen. Only for the SH 125 2024-2026 there are also the black 41 cm windscreen and the 41 cm screen, clear or smoked.

Are the FAR mirrors for the SH homologated?

Yes: all the mirrors on this page are homologated for road use, as stated on each product page.

Are the mirrors sold in pairs?

No, one per side: the title says whether it is the left or right one, as seen by the seated rider. On many SH models the two sides have different threads, for example M8 on the left and M8 left-hand on the right up to 2012: that is why each side has its own code.