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Have a 200es I'm doing some work to and it's missing some minor things, just trying to figure out what they are. More specifically, looking for what hardware I need to put fenders, racks and storage compartment back together. That would be a start for me. My bolt bins aren't as organized as I'd like in my shop, therefore it be easier to put a list together and go to my hardware store rather than spend hours searching for whatever fits. Thanks for any help.
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http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-atc200_model10/Originally Posted by BIGRED1985
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The day begins with 3WW
i also have a link to the factory manual in my sig.
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you can also use www.bikebandit.com the will show you exploded views of everything and even give you hardware pitch and thread sizes so you can even get bolts nuts and washers on your own from your local hardware store
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I took my carb apart to clean it and I ended up having an extra spring left it looks like a hook and I got on bike bandit to see where it goes and apparently it goes someone by the choke lever that's on the carb and idk how the heck it goes back on?? Can anyone help me out?
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Get the service manual, it has a nice breakdown of the carb in it showing the spring, from what your describing it sounds like the choke. The service manual is available on my website, link below in my signature...
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