Hey guys, I need some help
I recently acquired a Honda Cb360 from the 70's, im not sure which
year...The vin number is CB360-210-5144 if anyone could somehow get
some info on the bike from the vin that would be cool....

My real question is I am in the process of rebuilding the carbs in it
and I need these parts

Honda oem part# 99101-369-0680
and Honda oem part# 16166-369-004

I cant remember exactly the names of these parts but they are some
sort of jets inside the carb, I need two of each of them

If anyone can get me a source to these parts I will give you the prize
:) (if you cant tell ive never done this before lol)

Thanks guys I hope someone can help me!

Hello dustrwusty, glad to be able to help anyone that works on old
motorcycles. I found several sites that advertise Honda parts, but one
was easiest to find your parts on:

http://www.powersportspro.com/

99101-369-0680
JET (#68)  
 
Your Price Only $5.78 

16166-369-004
NOZZLE, MAIN  
 
Your Price Only $10.07 

You can order online or call 1-800-964-1882.

Shipping shows to be $9.99 so you are looking at about $26 total and
you should have the parts in a few days. How can you beat that.

Good luck with your "new" Honda, Redhoss

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Request for Answer Clarification by dustywusty-ga on 26 Aug 2004 12:08 PDT

Hey, I just ordered and was all excited but I got an email about the
parts being discontinued!!!
 Could you look some more? I forgot to mention I checked a bunch of
places that list it online but they always say its discontinued, they
give me a price and everything!

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Clarification of Answer by redhoss-ga on 28 Aug 2004 15:25 PDT

Sorry man. I know how disappointed you are. Don't give up just yet.
Check this out and see if it looks like your parts:

http://www.olypen.com/retro/

KH-0142  carb kit  CB360  *  $15.00 

This looks like a good deal.

I have found that Motorcycle Wreckers are great place for having
knowledge of where to get hard to find parts, and some even buy up old
stock parts when dealerships no longer want to keep those parts in
stock. Bent Bike might be able to help or scan through a Walneck's
Magazine which handles old bikes from all countries, and sometimes has
old-stock re-build kits.