I contacted them and they never shipped to the US. They are going to check the postage and let me know.
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I contacted them and they never shipped to the US. They are going to check the postage and let me know.
First Time Rider
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I need a fuel line and it appears to be 4.5 mm. Do the 1/4 in ones at local shops work?
At The Back Of The Pack
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1/4 =6.35mm. 4.5mm doesn't sound right but I don't know for sure although I think you want 1/4". I like Tygon tubing, it's clear and doesn't harden as quickly as black hose. It's cheap enough to pick up a couple feet of 1/4 and 5/16 and be set for a while. I got mine at Napa.
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Thank you. 4.5 prob isn’t right. Lol.
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5.5mm maybe? ATC 70 is.. https://phatmx.com/collections/atc70.../1-4-fuel-line
On my 86 trx 70 the generic 1/4" fuel lines work, but could be tighter on the tank and carb petcock connection. Used tiny hose clamp to tighten down (screw ones). The 1/4" pinch/squeeze clamps didn't squeeze tight enough.
Got The Holeshot
Arm chair racerJust too addicted
Such a cool story - thanks for sharing. I'd say it would be well worth the cost to get a proper tank for it though - it just doesn't do the trike justice as is.
1985 Honda ATC 250ES
1985 Honda ATC 250SX
1984 Honda ATC 200M
1983 Honda ATC 200
1984 Honda ATC 110
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I agree. I am slowly working on it. Finding a tank in good shape is harder then I thought it would be. Finding more 200m tanks then 200 es.Originally Posted by Big G
At The Back Of The Pack
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I have a tank from an 83 Big Red with one tiny pinhole near the seat. It's also a little rusty where knees have rubbed it. It can be fixed though. If you want I'll get pics tomorrow.
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Sure. I’ll take a look at it. Is the 83 the same size and shape? So far I have just been looking for 1984 200es and 200m tanks. Thanks.
At The Back Of The Pack
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Yes, I believe it's identical. 83 tank graphics are also very similar to 84. I'll take some pics when it stops raining.
At The Back Of The Pack
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Sorry to leave you hanging Mach-10, I thought I had my mind made up to part out the 83 but after riding it around a little for the first time today I kind of want to fix it up, it runs really good. If I change my mind I'll definitely let you know.
I'm fairly certain 82-84 tanks will all work fine, hopefully that helps your search.
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No problem. That is 100% understandable. I would have too lol.
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I am having fuel issues so I am going to get a carb kit. Any recomondations on what brand of kit to get ? Are the cheep eBay ones alright to use or do they cause more harm then good? Thanks.
Just Too Addicted
Arm chair racerJust too addicted
I used all Honda OEM parts to rebuild the carb of my '84 200es. Purchased from my local Honda dealership. Runs perfect. Wouldn't waste my time with cheap Ebay crap. JMHO.
Presently own:
1986 Honda atc350X
1985 Honda atc250r
1984 Honda 200es Big Red
1983 Honda atc185s
1985 Honda atc70
1975 Honda Z50 mini bike
OEM Hondaline Utility Trailer (mint condition - as new)
1989 Honda FL400R Pilot - newly acquired.
1968 Corvette L36 427/390HP convertible
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I finally got a tank !!! No dents or dings. It’s a 200m tank so I will have to get decals for it. The inside is a little rusty but not too bad. I have the Apple cider vinager in it now. From what I have been reading there are several ways to stop it from flash rusting. I have seen water and backing soda. Desil fuel. WD-40. What do some of you use in order to get rid of rust and to prevent it from rusting? Thanks.
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