About the Honda CA110
Use CA110 as the exact model designation and match each small part at its installed location.
CA110 restoration work often comes down to identifying a small worn component correctly. A petcock gasket seals a fuel-tap joint, kickstart rubber covers the lever’s foot piece, and an exhaust gasket seals its specified exhaust connection. Compare the removed part and fitted assembly before choosing the replacement.
Identify the seal before choosing the listing
Two fuel-petcock gaskets in this collection share a 1963 CA110 application. Compare their outlines, openings and installed positions instead of treating them as interchangeable. At the kickstarter and exhaust, check the lever profile and gasket seating shape independently.
Know your CA110 before choosing partsCA110 repair checkpoints
Two petcock gasket listings
Both linked gaskets list CA110 for 1963. They are separate products, so use the original shape, hole pattern and location to choose the required seal rather than assuming either will do.
Rubber foot cover and exhaust gasket
The kickstart rubber fits the lever’s foot-contact area. The exhaust gasket seals an exhaust joint. Check dimensions and installed location separately; neither is a general-purpose substitute.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingCA110 identification & fitment checks
- Confirm the CA110 designation and 1963 application where listed using the identification records.
- Compare each petcock gasket with the removed seal, including its openings, diameter and fitted location.
- Match the kickstart rubber to the lever profile and the exhaust gasket to the specific exhaust joint.
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