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Well it looks like I get the opportunity to save this machine from the junkyard.
It's been hamfisted and cobbled a bit but shows promise for $160.
It is an '86 with what looks to be '84 seat and fenders and an s or Big Red front fender.
I had an '84 and '85 back when and I'm looking forward to 6th gear. Everyone need 6 gears.
Aulbaugh
09-22-2017, 09:14 PM
Nice score. Forks might be 84 too. You got more there than $160.
atc007
09-22-2017, 09:27 PM
What is going on with that kicker :( Great score BTW.
That kicker is swinging from a bolt that was welded to the shaft:rolleyes:
Part of the hamfisted cobblejob. That sidecase is smeared with JB weld also.
The hubs were welded to the axle as well but I don't mind a challenge.
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Does anyone recognize what this swing arm is off of?
Shep1970
09-23-2017, 08:08 AM
Looks like a 2002 yamaha blaster swingarm 246495 definetly some mixed parts there but its a start.
Careful with that all-thread lower shock bolt it could snap on you.
Shep
Thanks Shep, I did notice the all thread giving up to the strain.
This machine will go back to OEM completely. Won't be perfect but it will be stock.
Not too tough to use a cutoff tool and separate the hubs. Yet another reason 2nd gen is inferior. The hubs are trash. Axle will usually be fine.
Good to hear, Dude, I was wondering which to save, the axle or hub. Thanks.
My concern now its if the heat spoiled the axle.
I was thinking the axle was OEM Honda and the heat from the welding may have hurt it.
I haven't researched much yet. Found a complete unit on fleabarn but I'll wait for something a little less crazy in price.
Shep1970
09-23-2017, 09:55 AM
Here's a stock 86/87 axle pic for u, may help.246496 246498
Shep
Shep1970
09-23-2017, 10:07 AM
No im usually wrong, have found that out the hard way many times.... Being born in califorinia- sanbernadino--- i gotta someday find my way back to the DUNES!!! Someday.......
Shep
Here's a stock 86/87 axle pic for u, may help.246496 246498
Shep
Thank you, Shep. I can tell by the spline on the rotor side they're not the same.
Not a bad deal here then?
https://m.ebay.com/itm/1986-Honda-200x-rear-swing-arm-axle-hubs-brake-disc-sproket-/122689773969?hash=item1c90e16191%3Ag%3ALnMAAOSwA2h ZsDG8&_trkparms=pageci%253A05ace7af-a073-11e7-b7a3-74dbd1804478%257Cparentrq%253Aaf55407115e0aa415614 2d63ffcfbdd4%257Ciid%253A7
Shep1970
09-23-2017, 11:43 AM
At the going rate thats not far off.
A good axle is hard to find $150-250
A good carrier is hard to find about $100. Usually
Good Swingarms usually sell for $50-75
Its your call, all depends how deep u wanna go
Then to replace all bearings (rear) theres another $50-ish
Maybe he didn't part those items separately because its fused (rusted)solid ? Who knows?
Just be patient the things you need will show up sooner or later, if your in a rush this bike is not for u. Sell it to me i'll double your $- ha
But worth it in the end!!!
Shep
Not in a rush on this one, just staging parts.
I have an '86 350x to button up first then two '85's to finish and then clean up the 200 Big Red.
I think I need a 12 step program.
Hello, my name is Alan and I am addicted....
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