About the Honda XL100 & XL100S
A clearer route to early and later carburetor, gasket, brake and clutch applications.
This collection groups XL100 and XL100S catalog entries. Honda’s 1979–1983 factory manual names the later motorcycle XL100S, while several later PartsNMore product applications use XL100 as the catalog label. Keep the full designation in your repair notes and use XL100 plus the year in the selector.
Compare the early and later repair options
Two carburetor-kit examples cover 1977–1978 and 1981–1986 respectively. The engine-gasket examples split at 1978/1979: 1974–1978 for the early set and 1979–1985 for the later set. The links below make those choices visible without extending one product’s years to another.
Know your XL100 before choosing partsXL100 repair checkpoints
Use these distinctions to choose the correct repair application.
Early applications
Carb kit and front shoes: 1977–1978
The selected early carburetor kit and front brake shoes list 1977–1978. The early engine gasket set covers 1974–1978.
Parts checkpoint: Use each product’s range rather than the broad early-model label.
Later applications
Carb kit: 1981–1986
The later carb kit is recorded under XL100 for 1981–1986. The later engine gasket set lists 1979–1985.
Parts checkpoint: Keep the year and full bike designation together.
Clutch repair
Steel plate: 1979–1986
The selected plain steel plate is recorded under XL100 for 1979–1986 and is sold individually.
Parts checkpoint: A steel plate is separate from the friction plates and springs.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingXL100 identification checklist
These details let us help with a bike whose carburetor, engine or front wheel has been replaced.
- Frame: Full XL100 or XL100S designation, frame number and model year.
- Engine: Engine number and any known engine replacement.
- Carburetor: Identification markings and photos of the fitted carburetor and bowl.
- Brakes and clutch: Front hub and shoe profile, or the clutch plate type and dimensions.
Contact PartsNMore with your model year, frame and engine markings, and clear photos of the component being repaired.