The International CBX Owners Association

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Features:
Price: $83.50 per set of 12 for Honda CBX (intakes at cylinder head) including US domestic shipping and handling. This accommodates all 6 CBX carb-to-cylinder head boots (both ends).
• High quality aircraft clamps constructed using 300 AISI series stainless steel.
• Generate superior clamping forces without damage to the intake.
• High function item with very trick look!
• Work on any Honda CBX with stock carburetion: Cylinder Head side (set of 12) and Airbox side (set of 6) versions are available below.
• Ideal for supercharged setups (which have positive and negative manifold pressures to deal with).
• "Stepless" screw clamps feature a unique tongue-in-groove design to provide a perfect 360 degree seal.
• Narrow band width of 9mm is perfectly matched to the Honda intake grooves.
• Smooth inner surface to protect the fragile rubber on old intakes.
• The tongue-in-groove design provides a "stepless" complete seal.
• Clever design allows installation without any disassembly of the carbs or intakes!
SOURCE:
Randakk's Cycle Shakk, LLC
Randall Washington, aka "Randakk"
President and Chief Executive Rider
Winston-Salem, NC USA

http://www.randakks.com/

I just received a complete set of these (3/carb) and am VERY satisfied with the quality! My carb clamps were getting tired, so wanted to replace them with a better quality clamp. I shopped around a bit but did not find anything impressive, until I visited Randaak's site. These are what you want! High quality! Not inexpensive, but Randall personally sourced a perfect product. Here's the links to both intake and airbox sets:
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Brad

INTAKE (2/carb)
http://randakks.com/collections/honda-c ... ake-clamps

Airbox ((1/carb)
http://randakks.com/collections/honda-c ... cbx-airbox

Oeiteker clamps work great!

The Honda clamps stretch over time and mo longer work.

Mike

Randall's carb clamps are great clamps and so are his rubber carb boots. I recently heard a strange noise after filling up with some good non-eth gas and when I got home, I discovered that the #6 carb rubber had disentegrated. I bought the carb boots off of ebay in 2009 and have had trouble with this bike for the past 4 years, not being able to figure out the problem. When Randakk's boots arrived this week and I reinstalled the carbs (also with Randakk clamps), the bike is now purring like it should have long ago. The ebay boots are not manufactured to the correct specs. After doing a measure comparison between the ebay boots and the Randakk boots, there was a major difference in several areas of measurement. Holy crap, I was stupid for buying unproven boots off of ebay. All four of my CBX's now have the Randakk clamps and carb insulator boots.