[Giovanni]

yes sure, as I said, the bike misses the carb.
I understood that you asked the picture of where the carb must be fixed to, in order to confirm that the link you provided suits to the bike model

 

[WFO-KZ]

The serial number confirms what I said earlier. Your bike is a 1976 KE125 A3.

I doubt a KE100 carb would fit without some kind of adapter. But even then it probably won't run right or will have reduced power. The KE125 carb that your bike needs was also used on all KE125's from 1974-1979 and also on the 1975 KS125.

Hopefully this helps you find a carb.

 

[Giovanni]

thanks for your reply.
I'll keep on search.

 

[Satanschauffeurs]

Oh right my bad. Can you take that dirty filter off to expose the inlet and then measure that diameter?

 

[Satanschauffeurs]

I have a 74,77 and 78 and the carb attachement style between 77 and 78 changed.

 

[Giovanni]

ok but if doesn't change between 74 and 77, if mine is 76, it would probably be the same part.
My question is: on the piece in your bike is it written some brand or code number? (ex. Mikuni xy....)?
thank you

 

[WFO-KZ]

Partzilla shows the carb holder (16065-033) as unchanged from 1974-1979. So any KE125 carb from those years will fit your bike. The correct carb (if in doubt) is a VM24. To confirm size measure the bore on the side of the carb that faces the engine. It should measure 24mm.

 

[WFO-KZ]

This thread may help you when it comes time to identify the correct carb because it has pictures of a 1976 KE125 Carb.
Note, it is not the first set of pictures, but the 2nd set.

KE125 Carburetor Expert Needed

I have a '76 KE 125 along with a service manual. When I accelerate to approximately 45 mph the motorcycle loses power and sometimes dies, I think it's a carb problem. I was looking over the service manual and it shows that I should have a Mikuni VM24SS carb and the specs and diagrams for this...

www.kawasakimotorcycle.org

 

[Satanschauffeurs]

Just get me a picture and I can tell you.

 

[Giovanni]

So have i understood correctly that the carb i must look for Is a Mikuni VM24SS?

 

[WFO-KZ]

Yes that's correct VM24SS.