About the Honda CL90
Fuel, ignition and sealing parts for CL90 restoration, with the 1967 and 1967–1970 applications clearly separated.
CL90 fuel-system work can involve the carburetor float, the tank’s fuel tap or the filler-cap seal. Each services a different location, so retain the old component while comparing shape and mounting. The Denso contact points provide a separate ignition-service option for the matching points plate.
Match the carburetor, tank and ignition separately
The float and pin, tank cap, cap seal and exhaust gasket featured below list CL90 for 1967. The petcock and Denso points list 1967–1970. Use those individual ranges when planning a restoration; the longer petcock application does not extend the float or exhaust-gasket listing.
Know your motorcycle before choosing partsCL90 model and repair checkpoints
The float, cap and exhaust examples list 1967. Fuel-tap and ignition-point applications extend to 1970.
1967 CL90 applications
Floats, caps and exhaust gaskets
The linked float and pin, cap, cap seal and individual exhaust gasket each list CL90 for 1967.
Parts checkpoint: Compare the carburetor hinge arrangement, filler neck and exhaust joint before choosing the matching item.
1967–1970 listings
Fuel tap and ignition contacts
The petcock and Denso contact points carry broader CL90 year lists than those sealing parts.
Parts checkpoint: Match the tap mounting and points-plate design; these parts perform separate jobs.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingCL90 identification checklist
Keep the frame and engine records together. Confirm the model year using documentation that matches the motorcycle’s market and full model designation.
- Record the complete frame and engine markings, including prefixes, before using a year-based application list.
- Compare the carburetor body and float hinge arrangement with the float-and-pin listing.
- Check the ignition contact plate, wire connection and rubbing-block orientation before selecting points.
- For fuel and exhaust parts, photograph the tank connection, filler neck and the exact joint being resealed.
Contact PartsNMore with clear photos of the frame and engine markings and the component you need. Include any known replacements or modifications.