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Honda CB1100 / CB1000 / CB900 / CB750 Stock Type Air Filter ~ Replaces 17211-425-000

$19.95 USD
15-0069
Replace your DOHC CB's stock air filter with this Stock-Type Air Filter, replacing OEM #17211-425-000. Fits the 1979-82 CB750 family, CB750SC Nighthawk, CB900 family,...

Honda CB1000 / CB900 / CB750 Round Pod Air Filter ~ Black/Red

$26.95 USD
15-0021
Fit performance pod filters on your DOHC CB with this 54mm Round Pod Air Filter with black body and red foam filter. Same circular...

Honda CB1000 / CB900 / CB750 Round Pod Air Filter

$19.95 USD
15-0037
54mm round pods with a chrome end cap to your DOHC CB with this 54mm Round Pod Air Filter. Same circular style as the...

54mm Round Pod Air Filter with Black End Cap

$24.95 USD
15-0169
Replace worn, damaged or restrictive clamp-on filters with this aftermarket 54mm round pod air filter. The black end cap gives the filter a darker...

Honda CB1100 / CB1000 / CB900 Oval Pod Air Filter

$24.95 USD
15-0035
Fit larger oval pods to your DOHC CB with this 54mm Tapered Oval Pod Filter with chrome end cap. Sized for 1980-84 stock Mikuni...

1983 Honda CB1000C · Air Filters Buying guide

Choose for the intake system actually fitted

The stock-type element serves the original CB1000C airbox; individual pods clamp directly to compatible carburetor inlets. Decide which intake arrangement you are keeping before buying. A pod conversion also needs mixture and running checks, rather than an assumed jet choice.

Keeping the original airbox

Filter 15-0069 is listed against Honda 17211-425-000 for the original airbox. Inspect the housing and boot connections as part of the job; replacing the element does not correct damaged intake rubber. Use the supplied element’s care instructions rather than assuming that pod-filter washing or oiling instructions apply.

Before switching to individual pods

The round and oval pods use a 54mm mounting opening, but that dimension alone does not establish clearance or suitability for a modified installation. The oval listing mentions Mikuni BS34 and some TM carbs, so verify the carburetors actually installed. Assess mixture and throttle response after changing the intake; no universal jet size is established here.

Filter questions

Does a 54mm pod require a 54mm carburetor bore?

No. The 54mm figure describes the filter’s mounting opening and must match the outside of the carburetor air inlet. It is not the internal venturi diameter. Measure the mounting surface and check surrounding clearance, especially with replacement carburetors.

Can the stock-type element be washed and oiled like the pods?

Do not assume so. The pod listings describe washable media, but the stock-type replacement listing does not give the same care instruction. Honda’s original air-cleaner procedure uses dry cleaning and replacement when the element is damaged or excessively dirty. Follow the instructions for the element actually fitted.

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