Topic: Hey need a downloadable cb200 manual anyone?

[scout18]

I hope someone has al ink to a manuals page like the one we have here. that would be super or even an exploded view of the carbs for a cb200. I gotta get the wifes bike up and going so she can ride like the wind behind my 750.

[csendker]

Year?

[csendker]

Guess: '74.  Here ya go...

[csendker]

This thread should probably migrate to the "other bikes" board, because those carbs look an awful lot like my CB175 carbs. 

Which leads me to ask how the heck do I adjust the throttle?  I removed the cable & carbs, cleaned them & lubed the cable.  I put it all back together and now I have to twist the throttle to almost full open before the slides move.  It seems like a lot of adjustment to ask of the little screw-adjuster thingy at the handlebar end of the cable.

[scout18]

Hey there took me a while to find my thread after it had been moved. Thanks for the gif. I have a 75 CB200 and it runs on the right side but not he left. I think I am missing a slow speed jet. It looks like there is a spot for a jet under there. My next step is to compare the left side carb with the right.  has great compression but it just wont ignite the fuel on it sway trough except once in awhile.  I'll sort it out. an online maual would be a big help.

[Hyseman]

Try this, I found the manuals for my CB750 and my Cl350

http://www.manualclub.com

[scout18]

I found the problem that I was having. It is missing a slowspeed jet anyone got one?

[csendker]

These guys have them, but they're currently 'Sold Out' for the '75 CB200 --> http://www.siriusconinc.com/carb/parts.asp

[csendker]

Which leads me to ask how the heck do I adjust the throttle?  I removed the cable & carbs, cleaned them & lubed the cable.  I put it all back together and now I have to twist the throttle to almost full open before the slides move.  It seems like a lot of adjustment to ask of the little screw-adjuster thingy at the handlebar end of the cable.

I figured it out - this will apply to your CB200 carbs too.  Install the slide valves the right way and it magically works wonders.  Install them backwards and you've got problems.  Duh.