CM200 service planning: the year matters for each component
Compare the model, the repair location and the part’s own application before ordering.
The highlighted CM200 repair parts name CM200T. The fork-seal listing covers 1980, while the float, individual clutch plate and rear brake shoes list 1980–1982. Keeping those ranges separate is more useful than treating every CM200 component as a three-year application.
For a recommissioning project, identify the carburetor, fork and rear hub before filling a parts order. A float is one carburetor component, a clutch plate is one piece of the stack, and fork oil seals do not replace worn fork internals. Compare the job’s required parts with the package actually supplied.
Keep each application separateHonda CM200T: application and repair comparison
| Part or repair | Listed model and years | Selection detail |
|---|---|---|
| Factory identification says CM200T | Use the specific CM200T guide | Match the year on each product, not just the model family. |
| Fork oil-seal set | CM200T 1980 | Listed 31 × 43 × 10; 1981–1982 are not confirmed by this entry. |
| Carburetor float | CM200T 1980–1982 | Reference 16013-405-004; compare float shape and pivot. |
| Individual clutch plate | CM200T 1980–1982 | Reference 22201-107-000; confirm plate identity and required quantity. |
| Rear brake shoes | CM200T 1980–1982 | Reference 43120-362-670; match the rear hub and shoe profile. |
Identify your motorcycle before orderingCM200 identification checklist
- Confirm CM200T and the model year, then note replacement forks, wheels or carburetors.
- For the fork, compare the full old-seal dimensions and the listing’s 1980 application.
- For a carburetor repair, inspect the float, hinge and fuel-level control separately. Identify which pieces are needed before assuming a complete kit.
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