About the Yamaha MX175
Compare early and later MX175 fork seals before planning engine or carburetor work.
An MX175 restoration can involve different fork, engine and carburetor applications within the same model name. The early and later fork seals below have different dimensions, while the engine-gasket and carburetor-float listings cover separate groups of years. Recording the fitted assemblies gives you a practical parts list before dismantling the bike.
Separate early and later fork dimensions
The featured early fork seals list 1974–1975 at 30 × 40.5 × 10.5 mm. The later listing covers 1979–1981 at 32 × 44 × 10.5 mm. The engine gasket set and carburetor float and pin have their own applications, so build a mixed repair order one component at a time.
Know your Yamaha MX175 before choosing partsModel and repair checkpoints
Early fork and gasket applications
The featured 30 mm fork-seal listing and engine gasket set both identify MX175 1974–1975. Confirm the installed fork and required gasket contents independently.
Later fork and carburetor applications
The featured 32 mm fork seals and carburetor float and pin list MX175 1979–1981. These entries do not fill gaps between the early and later year groups.
Identify before orderingYamaha MX175 identification checklist
- Confirm the full model and year from the frame identification.
- Measure fork-seal inside diameter, outside diameter and height.
- Record the carburetor markings and compare the float shape, hinge arrangement and fitted valve.
Contact PartsNMore with the model year, frame and engine markings, and clear photos of the fitted component.
Product applications are taken from the linked PartsNMore listings.