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    Banshee brakes on an 86 200X...

    We all know how hard it is to find 20 y.o. decent brake parts, even for rebuilding.... I got a 2000 Banshee for some money a guy owed me and I kept a few parts. So, when I got the 86 200X with no brakes at all, I installed the Banshee brakes on it. They stop and work great and can be found fairly cheap and these quads are just a few years old.

    The caliper was simply one offset bracket with an 8mm tapped hole and an 8mm clearance hole - done. The master cylinder got a custom 1/4 inch aluminum bracket (bolt missing in photo) and it bolted right up. I think I had to swivel the hose barb connection and then used the stock Honda res.
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    Nice!

    Just a heads up here but if you get a 660 Raptor rear caliper and use its caliper on the 200X bracket it will bolt up. Pretty sure thats using a left front caliper or a rear one so that the bleeder is in the right location.

    James
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    I tried the Banshee front calipers but no matter how I orientated them they weren't an easy swap.
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