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serious question folks-endurable carb ideas
« on: May 19, 2008, 12:14:55 PM »
I have a Honda 400 twin. It's 30 years old, and parts are just starting to become a problem. I have 7 more of these bikes, plus spare engines. I intend to ride them till I die.

I also have a Matchless with a wonderfully simple monobloc carb.

What I want is the simplicity and economy of a single monobloc carb, but on the 400 twin.

Looking 30 years into the future, there will be people keeping old brit bikes going, but probably not my CB400.

Therefore- if I were to consider a simple, endlessly fixable carb- with parts likely to be available through an enthusiast group- which carb should it be?

Consult the book Durable Motoring, about how to have a Morris 1000 last a  lifetime, if this idea interests you.

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Re: serious question folks-endurable carb ideas
« Reply #1 on: June 03, 2008, 09:19:06 AM »
I'm serious with the question. Anybody? Any suggestion? What is the opinion on the one used on the Enfield 350 bullet?