80,000 km! Inazuma 400 love never stops. Carburettor maintenance for the trouble

We got held up partway through with parts ordering and such.

Finally done? Here we are. The second half of the carburettor assembly video is being edited.
A week early, huh—feels bittersweet (‘ω’)ノ

The Inazuma looks really good with a clip-on handlebar. Clip-on bars on a naked bike are just lovely.
Must be the influence of that manga with the guy and…

The K&N filter kept coming loose… It was held with a wire ring, so I put a fix in place. *Might be a pain during maintenance and tuning…

If possible, I’d recommend a hose clamp without grooves, like a Norma.

When the diameter doesn’t end up looking quite right (lots of excess after tightening), cutting it down makes it look cleaner.

It’s already got a kink in it… kind of a weird state.

After much deliberation, I used two cable ties to make a guide that keeps it from shifting.

It doesn’t shift like that. Safe! That’s the feeling I get.

I think it has to put up with this much.

The secondary air was drawing directly, so I did a little “secret tuning” on it.
Removing this basically means inspection failure.
It doesn’t get checked much, but… once an issue comes up, you’re out.

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