is the 200s good for slow trailriding and watercrossing and the like or will it stall out?
i have experience with manuals trans but not with autos. what are autos good for? and tips for riding automatic?
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is the 200s good for slow trailriding and watercrossing and the like or will it stall out?
i have experience with manuals trans but not with autos. what are autos good for? and tips for riding automatic?
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200s is perfect for those conditions, just make sure to dielect greese all electrical connections including the spark plug cap
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Hell yeah the 200s can handle that! Ask me how I knowThe auto ..to me .. is perfect. Makes for a nice easy ride. She will climb most anything, cross most anything and if you run the air a bit low in the rear you can get a pretty soft ride too, just don't go to fast with low tire pressure around turns. Depending on water depth Just water proof the electrical and have fun!
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exactly what i wanted to hear!
what are autos good for?
any tips for riding automatic?
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autos are good for girls lol, not in a mean way but if u want to teach your girlfriend/wife to ride its a good start. also nice not having to always hit the clutch
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to shift in an auto you just let off the gas right?
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yes sir, < had to make it 10 letters or more lol >
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hells yeah you cannot go wrong with a 200s. no clutching makes for a perfect trail ride. A little hard on the arse at times... but there perfect for water crossing (make sure you have a good pull starter gasket--i used silicone) and make sure your connections are tight..no loose wires cos water will stop ya dead. Have fun!
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lol, mine has no recoil... so im assuming i should get one?
also where is the air intake?
one more thing..is there anyway to take off the flywheel without the special puller?
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do not even drive that thing around water without a pullstart! u will screw up your stator. and as stated above use a silicone to form a seal. and make sure your pullhandle can "plug" the rope hole.Originally Posted by Honda200s84
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Very good all around trike . If you ever feel like it you can always stick the engine in a 200X frame and create an auto x
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in need the flywheel offto replace the stator, do i need a spetial puller?
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Yes - get the puller.
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use a correct puller or you will damage something, JR graham has nice ones for around $30. I have a 200s with some mods and it is great for the riding you are looking to do. I have had mine almost up to the bars and up to the seat in water and it did not miss a beat. The water was much deeper than we thought. The machine was starting to float down streem even.
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