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Thread: Just got a 1984 200 Big Red PICS :)

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    Just got a 1984 200 Big Red PICS :)

    Welp I have finally broken my streak with SXs and now have a big red. Got it for $500 from a neighbor. Runs good, looks good, new air filter just could use a new plug. I'll post some pics tomorrow of it in the parade. I got some questions about it though.

    1. It says its a shaft drive, now does it also need tranny fluid like my SXs?
    2. ok on the carb there is a screw on the right hidden by the plastics and a screw on the bottom front of the carv. Are these the a/f screw and idle screw?
    3. What like to go on these things? or are they bulletproof like the SXs?
    4. this is my first non rear suspension trike. Anything I need to watch out for? Right now just putting around it doesnt seem to handle much different from the SX.
    5. How fast can these things go? 45 mph?
    Last edited by Tri-ZNate; 07-03-2005 at 11:36 AM.
    Nate

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    dblshockpower is offline At The Back Of The Pack Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
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    yep.. rear end oil same as SX.

    Good luck with the rear brakes on this thing.. they are a chore to open up, but are better than the SX's at keeping water out.

    the horizontal screw on the side is the idle screw

    the vertical one is the air/fuel
    Currently :

    82 ATC - 200, plain jane, almost mint. ( Sold, 03-17-2005)
    84 ATC - 200 ES, Jimmy-Rigged, don't ask.( Sold, 03-17-2005)
    85 ATC - 250 SX, Pride and Joy, Bottom-Less Money Pit.
    84 125 M - The Mini-SX not running yet. but won't be long.
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    The more people i meet.. the more i like my DOG !

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    Congrats on getting a Big Red! Just make sure you stand up on the bumps or you'll feel it. LMAO.

    Phil

    '85 350X-The Flagship
    Speedo, Chrome HL Guard, Rubber Steps
    DG Chrome Power, 6-Pack Rack, White Bros Skidplate, 400ex Carb

    '85 250ES Big Red-Working in Style
    Many Hondaline & Aftermarket Add-ons
    '84 250R-Old School Racer Project
    Too many Accessories to List
    '82 200E Big Red-The Tractor
    Rubber Steps, Tripmeter
    '85 250SX-Rider
    Various Accessories

    '13 CBR250R & '05 CBR600F4i-Road Toys
    Yoshi Slip-Ons & Fender Eliminators

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    Here are some pics of it. I couldnt get the carb cleaned in time for the parade so I took my grandpa's truck through .
    Last edited by Tri-ZNate; 12-30-2007 at 05:45 PM.
    Nate

    The Myth, The MAN, The Legend
    R.I.P HRR

    Quote Originally Posted by honda250sx View Post
    Fact: Dr. Death is Bob from Enzyte.

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    That's not in bad condition at all. Pretty nice.

    '85 350X-The Flagship
    Speedo, Chrome HL Guard, Rubber Steps
    DG Chrome Power, 6-Pack Rack, White Bros Skidplate, 400ex Carb

    '85 250ES Big Red-Working in Style
    Many Hondaline & Aftermarket Add-ons
    '84 250R-Old School Racer Project
    Too many Accessories to List
    '82 200E Big Red-The Tractor
    Rubber Steps, Tripmeter
    '85 250SX-Rider
    Various Accessories

    '13 CBR250R & '05 CBR600F4i-Road Toys
    Yoshi Slip-Ons & Fender Eliminators

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    wow thats a nice machine , looks just like mine except i paid 400 oh yea mine does around 50ish
    proud new owner of a 82 big red 200 previously owned by oldshell4481

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    congrats on the new bike!
    big reds are one of the most reliable bikes around, i rode one around on trails in michigan, it was a blast. id say they hit around mid 40's, i like the hi & low tranny.

    good luck with your machiene

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    1.yes
    2.yes
    3.bulletproof
    4.dont jump and try not to hit bumps
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    trikes owned:
    85' 200m - sold
    84' 200x - sold
    83' 185s - sold
    82' 185s - sold
    85' 350x !!! - selling

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