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Thread: just got myself a 200x!

  1. #1
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    just got myself a 200x!

    hey 3ww, how is everyone?! found this site while searching for parts and what not for my 85 atc 200X i just picked up, It was covered in mud, painted camo and looks like it was "used" lol well Im going to bring it back to life! the guy has pics and paper from the local shop in town that it was bored to the next size up with new piston and rings and it runs great, it does need a clutch bc its slipping bad, only moves if i push it first, when i get started im going to take alot of pics and will make a build thread

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  2. #2
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    Leander TX
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    Great find.

    First gen 200X is an excellent trike. Lots of parts available - Honda sold a gazillion of em.

    Clutch is easy - get a case cover gasket and the clutch nut socket.

    I did the clutch in my Loncin engine - same as the 200X clutch:
    http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthr...n-Loncin-200cc

  3. #3
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    your diy is very helpful, would you know where to buy the friction plates? i found some on ebay are they known?
    EBC CK Heavy Duty Cork Series Clutch Plate
    Make: Honda
    Model: ATC 200 X
    Year: 1983-1985
    CK Series Number: CK1119

  4. #4
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    Jul 2012
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    Grand Rapids, MI
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    I'm running the full Barnett kit, Kevlar plates and HD springs. Killer setup.

    1984 ATC 200XR
    1984 ATC 300R
    1983 ATC 88


    Feedback for Mike Pargiello

  5. #5
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    EBC is well known and a good choice.

    I used EBC plates in my Loncin rebuild.

  6. #6
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    Be sure to get the spanner socket tool and something to hold drive sprocket. The drive sprocket once in gear will hold everthing together for you to torque the nut back down later.

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