My first trike - ATC 200S

[REBEL4X4]

Hey all, picked up my first trike last month and finally got some work done on it. Got it for $200. After getting it home I was able to really dig into it and see what it needed. Got it running after a good carb cleaning and some fresh gas. Spent the last month or so saving up and ordering parts. So far I've gotten: Rear brake drum, rear brake shoes, brake actuating lever, front brake handle, pull start teeth. Needs: 3 tires, both hand brake cables, light fixed, decompression parts for pull start (have been starting it by pulling decompression cable with my other hand haha). Over all, should be a good project. I'll post pictures soon.

[REBEL4X4]

Some pictures when i first got it back. I've since repainted all the black over, and soon to do the red. I'll remove all decals and replace some time later on.

[martin.tyrel]

I have 3 25x12x9 tires on 9x9 wheels. they are yours if you pay shipping.

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[RIDE-RED 250r]

^^^AWESOME!^^^

[REBEL4X4]

Thank you for the offer, but I've got my mind pretty set on getting a set of ITP Mud Lite AT's. Hopefully getting them this week.

[x-rider]

I've been happy with the performance of the itp mud lites. They look great too.

[martin.tyrel]

Cool, I put 26x11x12 ITP blackwater evolution on mine. So far I like them.

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[REBEL4X4]

martin.tyrel, i saw your thread of the trike, it looks amazing with that wheel/tire combo. X-rider, Glad to hear another positive review of the mud lites! Definitely looking forward to actually riding this thing.

[martin.tyrel]

Thanks, haven't had a chance to ride it much with the new tires.

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[brandonlowe2]

Can't wait to see your mud lites mounted!

[Ghostv2]

Looks like you got a pretty decent 85'. Those are the OEM tires on it still.

Not to discourage you or anything but depending on the riding you plan on doing you will hate the big heavy mud tires. The OEM tires were designed to be low ply low pressure to help take up the impacts since there is no suspension. If you put on big thick mud tires your going to feel every single bump and you won't be able to ride it for long trips. My advice, get some 2 ply cheap knobbies tires, as close to OEM as possible. Again, depends on what your plans are for this machine though.

[Roach21x]

Awesome. I learned to ride on the 1986 200S.

[REBEL4X4]

I'll Get pics up once I get the tires mounted for sure. And no discouragement at all, I figured the ride would be rather harsh with the 6ply mud lites, but the durability and traction improvements I'm hoping will be worth it. And it's actually a 1984 (not that it really matters lol). Thank you all for your support and input!

[Ghostv2]

Tank decals are 85'. What's the shift pattern? Up shift is 85', downshift is 84'.

[REBEL4X4]

Frame sticker says 1984. Idk the pattern. Haven't ridden it yet. So are you saying down is the next numerically higher gear? Instead of up being higher?