For Tomos A3: Get the bendy cable thing that screws in the top. Get a SHA A3 intake. File your engine bolt frame holes about 1mm to lower the engine. This will fit and you'll be able to remove it without dropping the engine if you remove the intake first. You may need to file/drill the throttle slide to make your knarp fit. Consider a cable choke version because you can't really use the lever choke with side panels. Consider a 15 SHA because this is still kinda small.
Awesome carb for stock-ish setup, super reliable and easy to clean.
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great carb for motobecane 7
Sunday, September 7, 2014
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chad salter from san francisco, CA United States
Installed with a 1mm shim right to my stock intake ! You'll need a straight banjo fuel intake. I had to hammer a small 1/4 in dent in my frame, so the carb would fit and be aligned and level. Nice and snugg... the manual choke doesn't disengage unless u pull the air screen and push it back up. . So i took it apart and ground off the hook . So it's fully manual now.. bike started right up. Sweeet...
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excellent and consistent
Friday, April 29, 2011
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heywood jablome from pa
works great, its an sha, what else is there to say?
50v- 56 jet, 53 with the stock filter motorized bike- 63 jet no filter
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I put one on a 1975 Motobecane
Sunday, November 21, 2010
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Micheal Hernan from North Benton, OH United States
It works fine! The old Gurtner could not be made to work.
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easy to use/work on
Thursday, July 22, 2010
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Stefan Didizian from Huntingdon Valley, PA United States
easy to install. Use a 1mm shim for the stock motobecane bendy intake. With the lever choke you can rip off the choke cable from the old carb and never look back! get around 53 for a moby 50v