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74 DT100 carb question

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Replied by Lizeec on topic 74 DT100 carb question

Niche Cycle is a reputable company they are located in Florida U.S.A. They are a good source for genuine Mikuni parts, they are on the slightly pricey side but they stock the goods.
26 May 2020 03:03 #11

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Replied by MarkT on topic 74 DT100 carb question

A VM26 is a pretty big carb for a DT100...
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26 May 2020 05:58 #12

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Replied by Lizeec on topic 74 DT100 carb question

Pretty sure a DT100A would use a Mikuni VM22, your best bet is try to find an original carburetor that is rebuildable. Possibly a 74-76 dt100 model year would work to help in expanding your search, you can check Partzillas parts pages for interchangeability.
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Replied by Gr8uncleal on topic 74 DT100 carb question


Yes indeed, this is one of Gr8uncleal's soapbox subjects! :ROFLOL

Also use the European CMSNL website for this - likely to show the same data, but might include some European model info, particularly for 1980s onwards bikes.

Please note that the online parts lists aren't necessarily comprehensive - they only reflect the info that is on their databases. Still a great source for info and photos though.
26 May 2020 07:12 #14

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Replied by unclejtl on topic 74 DT100 carb question


doesn't sound like a good option for my wifes bike. thanks for the info.
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26 May 2020 08:01 #15

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Replied by unclejtl on topic 74 DT100 carb question



I used to use babbitts for oem parts and info. I have recently gone to rocky mountain atv. I have found that they have more oem parts in stock so I don't have to wait the "extra" order time.
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26 May 2020 08:07 #16

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Replied by apex on topic 74 DT100 carb question


They are on eBay too.
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