K Series
Compatible with Keihin-style carburetors, widely used on Honda and Kawasaki platforms. Covers assemblies, repair kits, and wear components across common displacement ranges.
Motorcycle carburetor parts · since 2008
Precision carburetor parts, forged for the long ride.
We engineer and manufacture motorcycle carburetor assemblies, repair kits, and fuel-system components — shipped to distributors, repair shops, and motorcycle manufacturers in more than 100 countries across major online marketplaces.
A snapshot of where we stand today.
- 3,000+ SKUs in production
- 100+ Countries & regions served
- 4 Factories
- 2 R&D centers
Three product series, one engineering standard
Our catalog is organized around the three carburetor platforms that dominate global motorcycle service demand. Each series is developed, tested, and produced to the same tolerance specifications.
M Series
Compatible with Mikuni-style carburetors, popular on Yamaha and Suzuki platforms. Our largest series, engineered for everything from classic commuters to larger twins.
T Series
Compatible with Teikei-style carburetors, focused on Yamaha specialty fitments. A tighter range of SKUs matched to specific VM and CV family carburetors.
Built on a full-stack supply chain
Research and development, tooling, stamping, die-casting, CNC, surface treatment, assembly, and outbound logistics all sit inside our own network. That means we can lock tolerances, iterate prototypes quickly, and hold quality steady across long production runs.
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Available across global marketplaces
Retail buyers can shop CarbForge motorcycle carburetor parts and repair kits on AliExpress, Amazon, eBay, Walmart, and more. Motorcycle manufacturers, distributors, repair chains, and OEM partners are welcome to contact us directly for custom product development and wholesale terms.
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