About the Honda CL
Model-specific repair choices across the classic Honda CL range.
A Honda CL restoration often begins with deciding which assemblies are original and which were replaced during an earlier rebuild. This family selection links models including CL125, CL160, CL175 and CL200 alongside the larger CL350 and CL450. Keep the full model designation with photographs of the carburetors, forks and controls when comparing parts.
Plan a CL restoration by assembly
Build the repair order one assembly at a time. Carburetor-kit contents need to match the fitted carburetor, fork seals need the correct dimensions, and rear brake shoes need the matching drum and shoe profile. Some products also list Honda CB models, but a shared application for one component cannot establish general CL-to-CB interchange.
Know your model before choosing partsHonda CL repair checkpoints
Use the complete model, year and fitted assembly. Each product has its own application and package contents.
CL160 fuel service
The selected carb kit lists CL160 1966–1968. Its separate CB160 entry is a product-specific application, not a general CL-to-CB interchange rule.
CL175K and CL200 forks
The featured fork seals list CL175K 1968–1973 and CL200 1974. Compare the original seal size and fork assembly.
CL350K rear brake
The linked rear shoes list CL350K 1968–1973. Keep the rear drum application separate from front-brake or lever searches.
Identify your model before orderingHonda CL identification checklist
Use the identification on your machine and the component being repaired.
- Read the full CL model and model year, including K or other suffixes shown.
- Photograph carburetor markings and the existing parts before choosing a kit.
- Record fork-seal markings and the rear shoe profile if chassis parts have been changed.
Contact PartsNMore with the complete model, year and clear photos of the identification and original part.