CBX float valves

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CBX float valves

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Hello!

Does anyone know if the float valves from the -81 CBX are used in some newer bikes (eg. newer Hondas or Kawasakis)? I'm having a hard time finding original spares for the bike.

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Not sure about any newer bikes using the same valve. Hopefully someone else might know, would be good information to know. You might have to use a aftermarket one. K&L Supply might be a source, I know Tims CBX has a float valve in their catalog ( http://www.timscbx.com for the ph #).

Parts and More (http://partsnmoreonline.com/PNMSite/Honda1.htm)carries float needles, but do not see a float valve assy online. You could also try CBX Man www.cbxman.com .

Good luck
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The float valve should be part of a carb rebuild kit from e.g. NAPCO.

Sirius Consolidated in Kitchener, Ontario sells them. Check ebay for their address. I rebuilt my 81 carbs with sets from them. Worked A1.

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Sirius Keyster kits look good

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I bought a set from Sirius of the Keyster kits. they look very good and appear to be a thorough rebuild set except for accelerator pumps. they are on Ebay and at http://siriusconinc.com/default.asp

MY local friendly bike shop did say that they could order Keyster also but I had already got them so I don't know how the kit from the bike shop compares, they thought it might be cheaper ordered from the bike shop.
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