Best trade ever, I am now a proud owner of a 1986 Tri-z

[King Trikester]

195015I could not be happier than I am right now. I traded a nice 1984 honda trx 200 that needed a bit of work to run for a 1986 Tri-z
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The Tri-z needs a top end rebuild and the front brakes are missing in action but I had absolutely no use or interest in the trx 200. The best part about the whole deal is that I got the trx for free

[skjr001]

Nice trade! Is that a piggy back rear shock on the Z?

[New2Tri-Z]

Nice trade! Is that a piggy back rear shock on the Z?

X's 2^^^ Is that a piggy back ressi? What type of shock is that?

[King Trikester]

I'm not sure what it is, I will get a close up pic when I get home, I know it's not stock and that's about it. It does have a reservoir, is a piggy back shock good? I

[NeverLift]

Looks like a stock banshee shock. I was running one of my Z till I got a works.

[6speedthumper]

Yup, probably a Shee shock. Should have an adjuster on the rezzie and one at the bottom of the shock as well. Too bad, I'd have bought the TRX off of you if we were closer, lol!

[King Trikester]

Ya I'm a bit to far away, the trx was almost mint, a true survivor, I do hope it doesn't fall into the wrong hands, it's a piece of history, the first 4 wheeler honda ever produced

On the other hand performance Atc's are almost impossible to find up in these parts, I've been looking for a tri-z, 250r, or a 350x for a few years, there have been a handful for sale but the 3000-4500$ price tag is more than I want to pay for machines that aren't that nice