CT90 Restoration Adventures

One of the other parts I recently modeled and made a 3D print of is the rubber Snorkel/boot that attaches to the rear of the 1969 K1 CT90's airbox, and that resides in the battery compartment area in the frame when the airbox is installed. Here is a picture of the model I made in ViaCad 2D/3D. The following are a couple of photos of the snorkel that I printed using a flexible TPU filament next to the stock rubber snorkel that I removed from the airbox. The 3D printed snorkel has a nice snow fit when it is mounted to the cylindrical feature on the airbox. At some point I plan on uploading .stl files for my snorkel design to Thingiverse.com and also the Prusa 3D parts library, so others can print the snorkel.  Once I do up load the file, I'll add a link to this post. I hope you found this information useful! Helpful Links  (Shop Manuals, Wire Diagram, Model Information, etc.) Link to page with listing of CT90 and CT200 parts available on Amazon

I recently picked up my first 3D printer and now have an endless list of things I plan on making on the printer for my CT90's and other hobbies that I have. The 3D printer I picketed up is a Prusa i3 MK3S+ and I purchased it during a Black Friday sale Prusa had run last year.  I purchased the printer as a kit and it was a fun project in itself, but since I got the printer up and running, I've found it to be very capable and I am happy with my printer choice. One of my first projects was to design and print the a replacement for the rubber boot that goes between the carb and air filter on the 1969 CT90 K1.  I've owned sever K1's and I think I had only one where the boot hadn't fully degraded and wasn't falling apart like the one in the picture below. There are replacement boot/filter holders available, but they are almost $70.00 which is pretty pricey.  Most of the time the filter holder portion of the assembly is just fine and its just the rubber portion that ha