About the Honda CL70
CL70 engine, carburetor and front-brake parts with clear year boundaries.
Honda’s CL70 Scrambler needs its own application within the small Honda range. CL70, CT70 and C70 are not interchangeable labels for ordering. Even within CL70, the selected tank petcock and front brake shoes cover an additional year compared with the engine gasket set and carburetor float components.
Tank petcock or carburetor float valve?
The petcock opens and shuts off fuel at the tank. The float needle and seat control fuel entering the carburetor bowl, operated by the float. A replacement petcock does not repair a worn float valve. Identify the affected component and compare the tank connection or carburetor markings before choosing a part.
Know your CL70 before choosing partsCL70 model and repair differences
Use these component-specific applications when planning your repair.
1969–1972 listed applications
Engine and carburetor examples
The selected gasket set, carburetor float and float needle list these CL70 years.
Parts checkpoint: These examples do not verify fitment on a 1973 motorcycle.
1969–1973 listed applications
Front shoes and tank petcock
These two selected products include an additional CL70 year.
Parts checkpoint: Check the front brake position and the tank mounting separately.
Changed engines or fuel systems
Use the installed component identity
A replacement engine, carburetor or fuel tank may change the required part.
Parts checkpoint: Record the component markings and dimensions alongside the CL70 frame identity.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingCL70 identification checklist
Record the model year, full model code and any replacement assemblies.
Record frame and engine details
Compare the frame and engine markings with model-specific Honda documentation. Keep the model year distinct from the date first registered.
Check the carburetor and tank fittings
Photograph carburetor markings, float hinge arrangement and the tank outlet. If an engine or tank has been replaced, supply those details before selecting fuel parts.
Contact PartsNMore with the model year, complete model code and clear photographs of the relevant markings and component.