Quick answer: A motorcycle carburetor RFQ should identify the exact engine and vehicle version, original part reference, mounting interface, cable and choke arrangement, fuel connections, air-filter connection, and the approved sample or drawing. The Vobom catalog currently names a PZ26 carburetor for CG125 and an AX100 carburetor assembly. The page names are catalog references; confirm the exact application and dimensions with the supplier before ordering.
Both listings currently show an MOQ of 80 units and price on request. Treat those values as current page information only: ask for a dated quote that confirms the selected option, availability, packing, lead time, and destination freight.
Start with the two catalog references
PZ26 Carburetor for CG125
Current listing: Describes a carburetor assembly in the photographed CG125 PZ26 configuration. MOQ 80 units; price on request; freight quoted separately.
Confirm before order: The buyer’s exact engine and model version, dimensions, interfaces, supplied components, current MOQ, and written quote.
AX100 Carburetor Assembly
Current listing: Describes an assembly in the photographed AX100 configuration. MOQ 80 units; price on request; freight quoted separately.
Confirm before order: Complete assembly contents, exact variant, mounting and connection details, current availability, and packing.
The model names and MOQ figures above follow the current product-page descriptions. They do not establish compatibility across all years or variants. Request supplier confirmation against the buyer’s actual part and keep the response with the purchase order.
Identify the engine and original part
Ask the buyer for make, model, year, engine code, market version, and any original part number. A short vehicle name may cover several revisions, so record the frame or engine details available from the buyer’s records. Ask for photos of the original carburetor from the intake side, air-filter side, top, bottom, fuel inlet, and control connections. Include a ruler or caliper reading in a separate measurement photo.
Do not infer a bore size, jet specification, choke type, or complete kit contents from “PZ26” or “AX100” alone. Those terms appear in the listing names, but a buyer should compare the supplier’s drawing and the actual intended application before selecting an option.
Measure mounting and air-path interfaces
For the engine side, record the mounting style, bolt or stud spacing, flange or spigot diameter, insertion depth, and any gasket or insulator needed. For the air-filter side, record the connection diameter and whether the buyer needs an airbox boot, clamp, or other interface component. Ask the supplier to mark the dimensions on a drawing. A difference at either connection can prevent the assembly from being installed even when the listing names a familiar model.
For the fuel side, identify the inlet location and connection size, and ask whether any overflow, drain, vacuum, or emissions-related ports are present on the quoted configuration. Specify which ports must be present or capped according to the buyer’s approved part. These are confirmation questions; the current short descriptions do not list these dimensions or port details.
Confirm controls and included parts
Ask whether the throttle cable end, cable adjuster, choke or enrichment control, return spring, and brackets are included in the quoted assembly. If the original vehicle uses a different control layout, compare the cable travel and attachment against an approved sample. Do not assume an assembly includes a cable, intake boot, airbox connector, gasket, or installation hardware unless the supplier lists it on the quote or packing list.
Request clear photos of the top cap, throttle slide or linkage, choke control, fuel inlet, and any included fittings. If the item is supplied with options, list the chosen configuration separately and have the supplier identify it by a unique SKU or option code on the quote and carton label.
Keep tuning and compliance details evidence-based
Jetting, needle position, idle settings, and emissions behavior depend on the actual engine configuration and the buyer’s requirements. If the customer has an approved calibration, attach its documented settings and ask whether the quoted carburetor can be supplied to that specification. Have a qualified technician test the installed setup. Do not promise a performance improvement, fuel-economy result, or compliance outcome based only on a product title or an image.
For markets with vehicle or emissions requirements, the importer should verify the applicable rules and obtain any required supporting records before placing the order. If the supplier cannot provide the requested evidence, mark that requirement unresolved instead of treating a model reference as certification.
Sample approval and incoming inspection
For a first purchase, agree on the sample configuration and drawing before bulk production. Check the sample against the approved dimensions, mounting points, control connections, and included-part list. Record the approval date and version. If the buyer revises a dimension or asks for a different control, update the approved drawing and quotation before production.
At receiving, match each carton label to the purchase-order line and count the assemblies separately. Inspect for transit damage, missing fittings, or configuration differences against the approved sample. A receiving checklist should reference the same SKU and drawing used at quotation, so a warehouse team does not compare the wrong carburetor against the order.
Wholesale RFQ template
- Catalog item and requested option: PZ26 CG125 / AX100 assembly / other:
- Vehicle make, model, year, engine code, and destination market:
- Original part number and clear photos of all sides attached:
- Engine-side mounting style and measured interface dimensions:
- Air-filter side connection and required boot or clamp:
- Fuel inlet, drain/overflow, vacuum, and other port requirements:
- Throttle and choke control arrangement; list included parts required:
- Approved drawing, calibration, or technical evidence attached:
- Quantity per SKU, sample requirement, packaging, and labels:
- Destination country and postal code for freight quotation:
- Please confirm application basis, dimensions, assembly contents, MOQ, unit price, lead time, packing, and freight in writing.
Use one RFQ line per carburetor configuration. Do not combine two applications into one description unless the supplier confirms that they share the same part and option code.
Common buyer questions
Does the PZ26 label confirm every CG125 application?
No. The product title identifies a listed configuration. The buyer should provide the exact engine and vehicle version and obtain confirmation of the mounting and connection details.
Are the stated MOQ and price guaranteed?
The current product descriptions state MOQ 80 and price on request for these two listings. Confirm current terms, availability, and freight in a dated written quotation before approval.
Can a photo alone confirm the right carburetor?
Photos help identify the original part and its interfaces, but they may not show internal settings or dimensions. Pair photos with measurements, reference codes, and supplier confirmation.
Next step
Choose the correct catalog listing, send the RFQ fields, and ask the supplier to return a drawing or marked dimension sheet with the quotation. Approve the sample against the exact configuration and have installation or tuning checked by a qualified technician before placing the item into service.
Related catalog: Browse the motorcycle carburetors category. For a general model-and-photo checklist, see the motorcycle fitment hub. For a wholesale RFQ, include the engine code and the existing carburetor reference or clear photos, the exact part reference or clear photos, and target quantity so fitment and order terms can be confirmed.