x2 deff post better picts
x2 deff post better picts
2005 f-250 super duty
2004 Yamaha rhino 660
1984 Honda ATC 200x
1985 Honda ATC 200x
1986 Honda ATC 350x
2004 Ski-Doo 500ss mxz adr
2003 Yamaha zuma 70cc liquid cooled
Working on the photobucket method
Worked on the trike tonight. The frame looks straight and sound. I think I should go for the powdercoat method. Does anyone make the teflon swinger bushings for the 81-82?
Why not use these, 9.99 free shipping. Cant beat that deal. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Swingarm-Bea...d993f9&vxp=mtr Please post some better pics if possible. Your bike is really sweet.
THE 80's RAGE! Currently owns:
81, 85 Yamaha Tri Moto 125
83 Yamaha Tri Moto 200 x2
82,83 Yamaha Tri Moto 175 project
85 Yamaha Tri Z 250
84 Kawasaki Tecate 250
84 Honda ATC 70
85 Honda ATC 350X
84 Honda ATC 250R
(2) 84 Honda ATC 200x
82, 83 Honda ATC 185s
81 ATC 200
Lots of other parts and bikes
Yep, probably going to have to use the stock style bushings. Sure liked the look of the teflon.THanks for the link.
Old tread, any updates?
I parted out the 82 to members on the forum last year because the 83-84 chassis is what I raced when I first went to Cammex. Manbearpig has helped me greatly on finding parts and pieces for the project.
So cool! I love the rare vintage stuff.
I know this ois an old post but I just recently read it. All of the air cooled 250's had 64mm stroke and 70mm bore std. The rules back then typically allowed .080" (2mm) overbore max. A 2 mm over bore netted around 260cc.
Not sure who that is in the Lead :^) but Cammex backed Mike Park #15 in the back on the right was running a Cammex kitted trike and His was stock bore or close. Since I worked at the factory mine were always 60-80 over just for the extra HP increase. I think my 200's were like 214cc or something like that. 200cc plus .80 over.