Tank swap

[bypass2]

Hi. does anyone know if a cb 200 petrol tank will be a straight fit on a cm 200. Thanks

[-Matt-]

Not 100 percent as I haven't worked on either bike. Going from the parts fische's here
https://www.cmsnl.com/honda-cb200-general-export_model16412/partslist/F05.html#results
Part# 17050354000EC [CB200 tank part number]

It appears probably not, as all the tank parts number for the CM's here are different.
https://www.cmsnl.com/honda-cm200_model199/

Is it to replace a rusted tank - I managed to fix up a rusted SB200 tank on deaths-door into working order [just ]. Might be easier and cheaper to look down that route if parts aren't easily available to replace it.

[bypass2]

Thanks -Matt- just thinking about ace bars cb 200 tank cafe racer seat on the cm 200 or just ace bars caferacer seat and use the cm 200 tank. Any Ideas any one

[Teflon-Mike]

Held on with two rubber door-stops in C cups at the front, and a single bolt at the back.
Most tanks from back-bone frame bikes can be made to fit other back-bone frame bikes, with a little adaptation.
CB200 and CM200 aren't all that closely related; but back-bone length will be close, so cup to bolt length should be close.
Worth a shot. Some-times trying it is the only way to answer such questions... or a tape measure....
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[bypass2]

Thanks for the reply Teflon-Mike. looking at the price of a cb200 tank i might just stick with the cm 200 tank and ace bars and cafe racer seat now.