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If you go to durantcycle.com and then online parts fiche then motorcycles then honda and the year and model then find the carbs there is a good diagram for the carb there from honda.
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yes, the back tire is the same size, with all the same bearings and shaft.. the front is a different size, but the shaft and bearings holding the wheel are the same.
Rich, there are no recurring issues with the vtx, but one thing i have seen a lot with the vtx's is when they sit around and especially when they are for sale and get started a lot with out being ridden the plugs get fouled easily. i would suggest you check and replace the plugs if they are carboned up and black. also you may want to get a fuel additive to help clean out the tank and carb, i like the lucas fuel conditioner myself.
I would run a can of Techron fuel system cleaner through it. May have sucked some debris out of the tank and into the carb (injector). Also if it has a fuel filter I think I would change it.
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