After finding that the TK MV 34 carbie does not exists anywhere except on a Megelli, it seems that a Yamaha TW200 gasket can be made to fit with a bit of fine cutting off of the spare bits (make sure you do not cut the small nitrite ridge off anywhere as it may leak) https://parts.bikebiz.com.au/yamaha/2004/TW200S/CARBURETOR Cost is around $14 from a Yahama dealer Part number 5LB-14384-00 Pics - bottom is the donor Yahama - top is the Megelli TKv34 After cutting the Yahama gasket Fuel leaking out of over fill pipe - I spent a lot of time pulling off the carbie to adjust / source why etc only to find it was a perished O ring around the needle seat If the needle seat comes out easily, its probably perished Also, to clean the needle seat us some jiffy / creme cleanser from the kitchen on a ear bud (by hand or use a drill) - works wonders getting the crap out Finally, I'm waiting for my order of a new needle off aliexpress - i'm a bit worried that it says 5.2mm but I measured mine as 5.1mm - may have to sandpaper a bit off the ridges - ps - I''ll have 3 spares so pm me if you want to buy one https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32597781936.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.17714c4d8sg30R
Ta - I spent far too much time finding this stuff to let it pass I'll also scan and upload a Naked 250SR User Manual (hopefully in better quality than the existing one ) plus a Warranty Manual (not much good now do but hey) Now to fix the hard to get back in neutral issue ps - my 2012 bike has "Stoney Creek" plastic covers over the number plate so I guess it came from there and given the speedo says it only has 5000 kms maybe it went back a few times regards
2mm (if I remember correctly) O ring cord and a drop of super glue works well. I had to glue it in the bowl every 5-10mm along the groove in the bowl.
