Good afternoon sir/ma'am! Just asking if what brand and type of spark plug do use in my m.c honda xrm 125cc
Good afternoon sir/ma'am! Just asking if what brand and type of spark plug do use in my m.c honda xrm 125cc
Go to a honda shop and get a spark plug for it. They'll know which one it is.
What does your owner's manual recommend?
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