New Carby Design

[Brains]

Trying to find out a little bit more info as in Austarlia now there is a new carby design which has also a remote choke which is mounted on the handle bars, anyone has one or knows about them, any good? better than the older type?

Cheers

[Dave31]

I've never seen this new carb...I know a lot of guy's are making there own remote choke.

[Brains]

Ive noticed it on one of the suppliers web site down here, I have thought about creating my own too, as Im new to this, nearly wrote myself off against a stobie pole while searching for the flippin choke, but I must admit Ive got used to it & its second nature to locate it now.

[Bikeguy Joe]

Yes, a great danger when new, one gets used to it pretty quick.

[RLorange]

I know the one from zbox.com.au

Its a Dellorto style carby with proper emulsion circuit and an idle mixture screw.

I found this thread on a rival forum with cool pics.

Upgraded Carb - Page 2 - MotoredBikes.com: Motorized Bicycle Forum

Also from all my hours of research I reckon this carby is the best bet. It should clamp on with no worries to the stock manifold and is designed for 2-stroke engines. I have a larger 19mm PHBG replica which I am close to getting tuned and running. The 15mm would be ideal.

PHBG 15mm AS Carb (Clamp On Style) 2 Cycle [D0-2518] - $95.17 : Dellorto Carburetors, And parts for you.

[misteright1_99]

You can pick up a used Mikuni on Ebay cheap usually. Choke on the left hand side makes it alot easier to use...

[RLorange]

Yeah I just started looking into those, seem similar in design to Dellorto's

[Technocyclist]

I still prefer the diaphragm type like the walbro.

[Goat Herder]

Walbro has the high and low Idle adjustment . I think thats pretty good odds of dialing the CH in nicely