About the Honda CT200
Small service parts for Honda’s original 1964 CT200 Trail 90.
Honda introduced the CT200 Trail 90 in 1964 with an 87cc air-cooled engine and a four-speed semi-automatic transmission. CT200 is the model designation, so identifying the original Trail 90 is more useful than searching by the number 200 as an engine size.
Choosing CT200 service parts
For a small-bike restoration, carburetor floats, cap sealing rubber and exhaust gaskets can each address a different repair. The featured products carry CT200 1964 applications. Compare the fitted carburetor, tank cap and exhaust with the product details if a previous owner changed those assemblies.
Compare the model and repairCT200 application checkpoints
CT200 versus later CT models
A CT90 or CT110 entry elsewhere on a product is a separate application. It does not extend the CT200 year range or confirm parts for an engine conversion.
Small seals, different jobs
The fuel-cap rubber seals the cap, the carburetor float regulates fuel level through the float valve, and the exhaust gasket seals an exhaust joint. Choose for the actual fault.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingCT200 identification checklist
- Record the frame and engine markings and compare them with the original model documents.
- Identify an original or replacement carburetor before choosing a float.
- Inspect the cap’s sealing profile and the exhaust joint being repaired.
Contact PartsNMore with the full model, year, frame and engine markings, and clear photos of the component.
Model reference: Honda CT series history. Product applications are taken from the linked PartsNMore listings.