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KEIHIN offers this carburettor needle. The needle is a thin tapered rod fixed to the carburettor slide: when you open the throttle, it rises and uncovers a bigger and bigger passage for the fuel.
The benefits:
Keihin, founded in Japan in 1956 and long nearly half-owned by Honda, supplies original equipment to Honda as well as Suzuki, Kawasaki and KTM; its FCR carburettor, whose flat slide runs on roller bearings, was developed in Superbike racing.
A needle that is scratched, bent or worn oval on its tapered section, or a clip with play: the mid-throttle mixture becomes imprecise and fuel consumption rises.
Cross-Mania tip: Fit the clip in the same groove as on the original needle, then move it one notch at a time: clip lower on the needle = richer mixture, clip higher = leaner.
Universal part: check the dimensions given before ordering.
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