Not only the first one they ever made, but IMO, but the best one! My grandfather bought the one I have new back in April of 1984. I spent my childhood riding it around. When I bought my own home, 3 years ago, my dad gave it to me. She hadn't been ran in about 15 years. A carb, tires and a battery later, she was cruising the yard and fields as she was intended to do so! I drive it almost daily in the spring, summer and fall. She does all of my hauling of limbs, sticks, stone, mulch, you name it, she does it. Still runs absolutely amazing and when called up, she'll wind out all 5 gears like no one else! Long live the 1984 TRX200!!
Stumbled on this video and brings back so many memories! TRX200 was the first large purchase I made with my own money from working. I was 14. Paid $1750 for it! Added a Hondaline speedo to it and put if I remember right over 7000 miles on it in a year. Rode the wheels off that and loved every second! I had it for around 3-4 years before I sold it and wish I never had. The brochure brings back memories too because I remember having that and studying every word in it! Great video!
I still have my 84 trx 200 original, I use it for my landscape business.i keep mine in mint condition, I'm the only one that rides it.i also ride mine around town to the grocery store ,get beer, parts and it always goes camping with me.i love it I'm weird.mines in almost as good of shape as yours.i also have a mint old Honda generator I strap on the back.
WOW! that's great. I remember seeing the TRX200 running around back in the mid 80's, but mostly 3 wheelers. I didn't know that Honda made a 1988 250es Big Red, thought that 87' was the last year which was rare. One boy I knew had an 86 Big red , and the biggest difference i seen was that the neutral and Reverse light was reversed on the panel and the stickers had a different graphic and a gray seat cover. I've seen more 1985 Big Red's more than any other year. I've Had 3 different 85' 250es Big Reds in the past, man what a machine they were!
So 1987 was the last year for the Big Red in the US. Honda continued to sell it in Europe, Australia and NZ (possibly other countries too). My 88 came from England though. You are right though, 85 is the most common year and the production numbers go down every year after that. They are fantastic machines!
When I was a kid my buddy’s dad had one of these 200cc Honda quads. He wouldn’t let us ride it, so it just sat all year until the fall hunting season and he only used it to drag deer out of the woods.
Yeah! It's funny because he is a complete ham and loves attention... but when it comes to the videos, he doesn't hang around. He's a very good worker though; as long as I can keep him busy!!
I have a 2016 trx420 I bought new I forget how fantastic these Hondas are but watching your videos inspires me to make a little time to start enjoying again love your videos reminds me of my high school years and the toys we obsessed over
Awesome, I have one in next level down, but still very nice & original no cracks. Great to see the IH, have many , 1466,230,130, first year lowboy all fast hitch ,many cub cadets !
Thanks Pat!! The audio got goofed up there at the end... actually this video was fighting me the whole day! I uploaded it twice and it had an audio dead spot that I was chasing... I thought I had fixed it and let it fly at 830... I went to show my wife the spot where my daughter was racing me and my son... and realized SHOOT! But that part was only a fraction of what was goofed up initially... Anyways, thank you as always for watching!!
A couple years ago me and my dad pull one of these and a 86 Kwai bayou out of the woods and payed our neighbour $200 for both and the trx200 only took a carb clean and cleaned tank and it ran perfect. They are awesome little machines. I still ride it too this day.
My son just picked one of these up from my old boy neighbour who bought it new in 1984 from a local dealer and I would say is in a little better shape then this one. Never been left outside and still has original front tires. Had been sitting for a number of years but a carb clean and new battery and she runs like a dream
I have the 87 250 model. Have had it since I was 11 years old. My dad bought it new. I wish the plastics were as nice as yours but they are cracked pretty good.
Great looking machine. I picked up an ‘84 TRX200 from a farmer in Illinois. Love it but mine is super loud due to an aftermarket muffler which I plan to swap out at some point.
i also love the shit out of the front end. i think the system they had for the suspension arms was probably one of the most unique ones i've seen. i's like to also think it makes the front axle more durable.
Did you know the headlight detaches so you can use it as a spotlight? Had one of these when I was a kid. Ran the crap out of it and it never broke down.
Dad bought one new. Had it until around 99 or 00. Sold it as he didn't want us kids to ruin it as it was in mint condition. For the last 10 years or so I have been on the hunt for one. Found many 85 and 86 250. But I always wanted a 84 200. Last summer found one town over from me. Sadly my fun funds were low as I had just bought a 200 sport Trax, 2 moto4 225, moto4 250 and a warrior all the month before. Brother in law ended up going and picking it up for my nephew. Told him if he ever sells it that it has to go to me. She's nice like the ones in this video.
Hello sir! What is a good way for me to get ahold of you? My facebook is facebook.com/preston.frasier.3 and my Instagram is instagram.com/this_old_trike/ if you want to contact me on either of those?
I own a one owner 1984 TRX200 like new. Fixing to finally change my original tires, got a few holes in one rear tire. My 4 wheeler is running like new.
Great Video Brother! I have the Dico trailer ( and a Steel Honda trailer - which was actually also made by Dico at there facility in St. Catherine's , Ontario under license from Honda! ) and Love the fiberglass trailer and don't think I would ever sell it But if I do I will contact You first. Keep the Great Videos coming 😊
Do these have the same rear end as the 84 200es Big Red? Wondering if the axles are the same? Looking for an axle with no luck, id like to broaden my search options if these are identical.
Thanks for the info! I just got a barn/garage find 84 Big Red 200es and the splines on the axle have rusted away and have a ton of slop in the housing, the rubber o ring was busted and let water in long ago.
Hahaha! Thanks man! Unfortunately there is no reference to the Quad-Father in the video... That whole idea came after the fact... BUT... maybe he'll become a recurring character in the future?!?
That bumper is similar to the one that came stock on the '88 honda foreman 350d currently under my ownership. I would love to find any brochures for it and possibly track down a hondaline speedo/ odo kit. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
Love your videos, you have an amazing collection man. I would love to get an ATC70 if you ever decide to sell one. I’ve been looking for one for a while now but haven’t come across one in good shape.
I had a 1977 FL250 a few years back. They're neat machines but rough on my 41 year old body... I definitely want to add a FL350 or FL400 at some point though! Can't have a collection without one of those!!
Hey man!! I JUST acquired one of these! I too live in "upstate" NY.. I'm in a tiny place you never heard of.. lol but my Honda is ROUGH!! Love to restore it, but I'm NO mechanic. Any chance you might be interested in working on this? Or if it's not fixable use it for parts?? I simply want to go ride!!
Your dad was Jerry Reed and the guy on the brochure.... dang.... you can't tell the tricycle story without a few dopey poorly designed stone aged quads.... after all, the trx 200 and 250 were a big red with a second front wheel... it is a good feeling when you just bump the starter and they run like a sewing machine.. that means your a natural on carb repair.... ok so your rack still has good bushings, I'm not special hahahahahahaha I wish I had a fraction of the ambition you have to produce good videos.. oh and QUAD-FATHER, EPIC TITLE!!!!!!
Hahaha love it! After I put the carb on it was running rough, but a fresh spark plug fixed that. It had a DR8EA in it and I always put a D8EA in my first gen Big Red's / 200cc motors like that... so once that was swapped she purred nicely. Did you know those rack bushings are still available?! I ordered everything, including the rubbers for my 85 200ES. Can't wait to see how nice she looks when it's all back together! You put out great videos and I love each one... even when you pop out of low range...
@@ThisOldTrike hahahah poor quality compared to yours we've all popped out a time or two hahahah I think I have dr8esl in all my big reds d8ea in the 200s I have to look again, maybe I'm wrong with dr8esl
Well shoot, the schematics are showing a bunch of options, but none are D8EA... DR8ES-L, DR7ES, DR8ES... and some non-NGK plugs... So... Looks like I'll be swapping that out hasta pronto!
The 250's were definitely an upgrade from the 200. Pretty darn bullet-proof! I definitely see the value in a bid displacement 4x4!! One of these days when I grow up I may get one.
My Suzuki quad runner 250 has similar front bumper you put on the trx200s I currently have quad trx300ex a Yamaha moto4 350 a Polaris trailboss 325 Yamaha 570 twin snowmobile engine my son's 50cc atv 2 buggies and a utv tow truck a off-road go kart
I lucked out on those. My buddy was selling me a headlight guard and had those too... so we made a deal on both. I figured they'd fit one of my first gen Big Reds but nope!! So TRX200 it is!
i got a trx200 from an old guy i knew pretty well. he ended up dying and never touched his 4 wheeler. so it'd sat for 3 years, and he never changed the oil as long as he had it. and he got it from someone else who took care of it. so i went down and i asked the old guys sister if i could have it. i got it home, and the second i got it off the trailer, it started almost right up. and one of the front tires went to shit. so it sat all winter with the same gas in it. then i got a tire for it and it still ran on the same gas that was in it.
Enjoyed the video a lady has one in decent shape I'm from Canada she wants $1800.00 might try talking her down some not sure what this original first of it's kind is worth I love the older bikes the new automatics I don't trust the transmissions an the rebuicon is like $18000.00 lots of cash can't believe how much they have gone up in price anyway I appreciate you getting back to me names Rod hopefully she returns my message today it's our May long weekend first long weekend of the start to summer!
1995 Honda foreman 400 owner my uncle had a big red it was junk though he sent it to someone to get it fixed and they just took the part off of it and put it on there's and told him it was junk and he unfortunately had to git rid of it
The 250ES and SX motors will interchange and are the bore/stroke/compression/horsepower.... but, the ES motor is geared lower than the SX. The ES has 25" tires compared to the 22" tires on the SX, so that offsets some of the gearing difference, but the SX is still a lighter, faster, and slightly smaller machine.
That is correct. The SX is First Gear: 3.615 - Second Gear: 2.000 - Third Gear: 1.400 - Fourth Gear: 1.069 - Fifth Gear: 0.848 The ES is First Gear: 4.083 - Second Gear: 2.389 - Third Gear: 1.609 - Fourth Gear: 1.179 - Fifth Gear: 0.906
I enjoyed the video. I just picked up a 96 TRX 200 for my grandson. Looking to gather some info on maintenance. Sorry not to subscribe. Your Trump sticker prevented that.
Not only the first one they ever made, but IMO, but the best one! My grandfather bought the one I have new back in April of 1984. I spent my childhood riding it around. When I bought my own home, 3 years ago, my dad gave it to me. She hadn't been ran in about 15 years. A carb, tires and a battery later, she was cruising the yard and fields as she was intended to do so! I drive it almost daily in the spring, summer and fall. She does all of my hauling of limbs, sticks, stone, mulch, you name it, she does it. Still runs absolutely amazing and when called up, she'll wind out all 5 gears like no one else! Long live the 1984 TRX200!!
Stumbled on this video and brings back so many memories! TRX200 was the first large purchase I made with my own money from working. I was 14. Paid $1750 for it! Added a Hondaline speedo to it and put if I remember right over 7000 miles on it in a year. Rode the wheels off that and loved every second! I had it for around 3-4 years before I sold it and wish I never had. The brochure brings back memories too because I remember having that and studying every word in it! Great video!
Thank you very much sir!! Glad you liked it!
I still have my 84 trx 200 original, I use it for my landscape business.i keep mine in mint condition, I'm the only one that rides it.i also ride mine around town to the grocery store ,get beer, parts and it always goes camping with me.i love it I'm weird.mines in almost as good of shape as yours.i also have a mint old Honda generator I strap on the back.
That's fantastic! Love to hear that Louie!! I need to get one of those generators!!
Sounds like it has a good home ! They are fun and a workhorse. I have one , no cracks in great shape, love the driveshaft, no maint.
WOW! that's great. I remember seeing the TRX200 running around back in the mid 80's, but mostly 3 wheelers. I didn't know that Honda made a 1988 250es Big Red, thought that 87' was the last year which was rare. One boy I knew had an 86 Big red , and the biggest difference i seen was that the neutral and Reverse light was reversed on the panel and the stickers had a different graphic and a gray seat cover. I've seen more 1985 Big Red's more than any other year. I've Had 3 different 85' 250es Big Reds in the past, man what a machine they were!
So 1987 was the last year for the Big Red in the US. Honda continued to sell it in Europe, Australia and NZ (possibly other countries too). My 88 came from England though. You are right though, 85 is the most common year and the production numbers go down every year after that. They are fantastic machines!
@@ThisOldTrike I thinks it's pretty awesome you have an 88 250es Big Red, it really looks good, i like how the stickers wrap around the gas tank👍
You have every man that has or had Honda’s dream “mess”.
Ha! I appreciate that man! I'm very thankful for my mess and very thankful for the awesome people that watch my videos!
When I was a kid my buddy’s dad had one of these 200cc Honda quads. He wouldn’t let us ride it, so it just sat all year until the fall hunting season and he only used it to drag deer out of the woods.
Well that's no fun!! Is he still dragging the deer out with it??
@@ThisOldTrike I wish I knew! We lost touch over the years
Great man ! and nice to see the wee man making an appearance not just the daddy's girl 😊😊
Thanks for posting ....
Yeah! It's funny because he is a complete ham and loves attention... but when it comes to the videos, he doesn't hang around. He's a very good worker though; as long as I can keep him busy!!
I have a 2016 trx420 I bought new I forget how fantastic these Hondas are but watching your videos inspires me to make a little time to start enjoying again love your videos reminds me of my high school years and the toys we obsessed over
Awesome! Thank you for sharing that! I went through the same thing in 2016 and it's obviously been a VERY slippery slope since then!
I own a mint 84’ trx. Great machine. With all paperwork. I’m 2nd owner.
Awesome, I have one in next level down, but still very nice & original no cracks. Great to see the IH, have many , 1466,230,130, first year lowboy all fast hitch ,many cub cadets !
The O.G. Fourwheeler. Good video as always Preston, always enjoy hearing the story behind the machine. Have a good one man.
Thanks Pat!! The audio got goofed up there at the end... actually this video was fighting me the whole day! I uploaded it twice and it had an audio dead spot that I was chasing... I thought I had fixed it and let it fly at 830... I went to show my wife the spot where my daughter was racing me and my son... and realized SHOOT! But that part was only a fraction of what was goofed up initially... Anyways, thank you as always for watching!!
Us 9o's aught to be sitting up on blocks so those rare tires don't get any worse.....fantastic collection
View of the lake is just awesome
Thanks brother. It's a huge blessing and we are humbled to be there...
That sound when you fired it up brought back memories. Them first sport 250 quads where tanks too all them older Hondas are tanks.
Built to last!
A couple years ago me and my dad pull one of these and a 86 Kwai bayou out of the woods and payed our neighbour $200 for both and the trx200 only took a carb clean and cleaned tank and it ran perfect. They are awesome little machines. I still ride it too this day.
Thanks for saving the old girl. We have to keep the best made bikes alive for as long as we can.
@@fourbyfourer hell yea man🤘
My son just picked one of these up from my old boy neighbour who bought it new in 1984 from a local dealer and I would say is in a little better shape then this one. Never been left outside and still has original front tires. Had been sitting for a number of years but a carb clean and new battery and she runs like a dream
Weather looks awesome
It was a beautiful day that day!
Thanks for the shout out sir
Curtie, you are a huge asset to the entire trike community. I hope to highlight you at Trike Fest if you are willing!
@@ThisOldTrike I would be honored sir!
I have the 87 250 model. Have had it since I was 11 years old. My dad bought it new. I wish the plastics were as nice as yours but they are cracked pretty good.
I love the 87 decals. The 250 was definitely a step up from the 200cc version! Love it!
Great looking machine. I picked up an ‘84 TRX200 from a farmer in Illinois. Love it but mine is super loud due to an aftermarket muffler which I plan to swap out at some point.
i also love the shit out of the front end. i think the system they had for the suspension arms was probably one of the most unique ones i've seen. i's like to also think it makes the front axle more durable.
My one buddy says they're very similar to the front end on a VW bug, but I don't know anything about bugs.
yep. the only real difference is that the bug has 2 front suspension arms.
Did you know the headlight detaches so you can use it as a spotlight? Had one of these when I was a kid. Ran the crap out of it and it never broke down.
Yes sir! And once you pull that cord out, it never goes back in the same way again... lol.
I picked one up at the dump this summer , I made a couple videos.
It runs great 🙂
Dad bought one new. Had it until around 99 or 00. Sold it as he didn't want us kids to ruin it as it was in mint condition. For the last 10 years or so I have been on the hunt for one. Found many 85 and 86 250. But I always wanted a 84 200. Last summer found one town over from me. Sadly my fun funds were low as I had just bought a 200 sport Trax, 2 moto4 225, moto4 250 and a warrior all the month before. Brother in law ended up going and picking it up for my nephew. Told him if he ever sells it that it has to go to me. She's nice like the ones in this video.
I have a set of mudflaps. They were on a 84 atc200 big red. I cannot find where they were an option for that model. If your interested let me know.
Hello sir! What is a good way for me to get ahold of you? My facebook is facebook.com/preston.frasier.3 and my Instagram is instagram.com/this_old_trike/ if you want to contact me on either of those?
Classic man!!!! Honda really is the best. Let me know if u ever have a nice running 1984 200x for sale.
Will do! Where abouts are you located?
I live in a Town called Oakfield. It's a small town outside of Rochester
I own a one owner 1984 TRX200 like new. Fixing to finally change my original tires, got a few holes in one rear tire. My 4 wheeler is running like new.
Great Video Brother! I have the Dico trailer ( and a Steel Honda trailer - which was actually also made by Dico at there facility in St. Catherine's , Ontario under license from Honda! ) and Love the fiberglass trailer and don't think I would ever sell it But if I do I will contact You first. Keep the Great Videos coming 😊
That's awesome! I appreciate that very much!
I live in update ny myself and just picked up a 84 200 wheeler.
That's awesome man. That's what I started out on!
Do these have the same rear end as the 84 200es Big Red? Wondering if the axles are the same? Looking for an axle with no luck, id like to broaden my search options if these are identical.
The axles have the same part number, so I would say any 84 200ES axle would work for you.
Thanks for the info! I just got a barn/garage find 84 Big Red 200es and the splines on the axle have rusted away and have a ton of slop in the housing, the rubber o ring was busted and let water in long ago.
Where did you get that book?
Ngl.. thumbnail had me laughing god damn hahahaha! No time to watch the vid right now..but surely gonna watch it after work. Cheers Preston.
Hahaha! Thanks man! Unfortunately there is no reference to the Quad-Father in the video... That whole idea came after the fact... BUT... maybe he'll become a recurring character in the future?!?
Loving it brother 👍
That bumper is similar to the one that came stock on the '88 honda foreman 350d currently under my ownership. I would love to find any brochures for it and possibly track down a hondaline speedo/ odo kit. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
Love your videos, you have an amazing collection man. I would love to get an ATC70 if you ever decide to sell one. I’ve been looking for one for a while now but haven’t come across one in good shape.
hey i have a 1984 trx200 do other plastics interchange?
Sweet ride! Where does one get that book?
I found mine on ebay. They're around $50.
I think you should get a Honda Oddesey and make a video of one of them that would be pretty cool!
I had a 1977 FL250 a few years back. They're neat machines but rough on my 41 year old body... I definitely want to add a FL350 or FL400 at some point though! Can't have a collection without one of those!!
Hey man!! I JUST acquired one of these! I too live in "upstate" NY.. I'm in a tiny place you never heard of.. lol but my Honda is ROUGH!! Love to restore it, but I'm NO mechanic. Any chance you might be interested in working on this? Or if it's not fixable use it for parts?? I simply want to go ride!!
Did they ever make a 200x with reverse?
No sir. The only chain drive ATC to ever have reverse is the 2nd gen, 86/87 125M.
Your dad was Jerry Reed and the guy on the brochure.... dang.... you can't tell the tricycle story without a few dopey poorly designed stone aged quads.... after all, the trx 200 and 250 were a big red with a second front wheel... it is a good feeling when you just bump the starter and they run like a sewing machine.. that means your a natural on carb repair.... ok so your rack still has good bushings, I'm not special hahahahahahaha I wish I had a fraction of the ambition you have to produce good videos.. oh and QUAD-FATHER, EPIC TITLE!!!!!!
Hahaha love it! After I put the carb on it was running rough, but a fresh spark plug fixed that. It had a DR8EA in it and I always put a D8EA in my first gen Big Red's / 200cc motors like that... so once that was swapped she purred nicely. Did you know those rack bushings are still available?! I ordered everything, including the rubbers for my 85 200ES. Can't wait to see how nice she looks when it's all back together! You put out great videos and I love each one... even when you pop out of low range...
@@ThisOldTrike hahahah poor quality compared to yours we've all popped out a time or two hahahah I think I have dr8esl in all my big reds d8ea in the 200s I have to look again, maybe I'm wrong with dr8esl
Well shoot, the schematics are showing a bunch of options, but none are D8EA... DR8ES-L, DR7ES, DR8ES... and some non-NGK plugs... So... Looks like I'll be swapping that out hasta pronto!
And interestingly enough... the 84 ATC 200ES does not list DR8ES-L as a plug on the schematic... just the DR7ES and DR8ES...
@@ThisOldTrike well let me know what 84 200es should have and 85 250es should have... and I'll have a pile of dr8esl to get rid of
Trx is just missing the snorkle and its ready to go 😆 🤣
Yes sir! The only way to ride it is like a submarine!!
We are trying to sell one of these. Original owner in great shape. Any idea what it's worth?
Do we premix the gas with oil on this?
No. Just a 4 stroke.
@@ThisOldTrike Okay thanks for saving my motor 😂
@@lmt-adventures Your motor would have survived, but no premix in a 2 stroke would have been a deal breaker!
I had an 86 250... rode the piss out of it until I upgraded to an Outlander 400 in 2004.
The 250's were definitely an upgrade from the 200. Pretty darn bullet-proof! I definitely see the value in a bid displacement 4x4!! One of these days when I grow up I may get one.
What book is that and can u still buy them
Is the HONDA MOTORCYCLE IDENTIFICATION GUIDE Book BY HONDA 1959-2000. You can find them on ebay. I got this one for $50
Where can i get parts for the 84 trx 200
What parts? Depends on what you're looking for.
Still have one of these
They're bullet proof!
First to comment on the backwards 350x decals on your first 350x. 😂
I can't believe I ever bought that junk...
@@ThisOldTrike junk? Or was Honda experimenting with decal placement? A prototype, if you will. 🤔
I have a 84 trx200 and it's definitely fun to ride but hard to find rims for it
My Suzuki quad runner 250 has similar front bumper you put on the trx200s I currently have quad trx300ex a Yamaha moto4 350 a Polaris trailboss 325 Yamaha 570 twin snowmobile engine my son's 50cc atv 2 buggies and a utv tow truck a off-road go kart
I just bought an 84 trx not running if anyone knows where can get parts for it please let me know
I need a set of those rubber foot pads
I lucked out on those. My buddy was selling me a headlight guard and had those too... so we made a deal on both. I figured they'd fit one of my first gen Big Reds but nope!! So TRX200 it is!
I know where there is a cherry 1986 trx 350 with a cherry Honda trailer. What is something like this worth?
Depends on if the trailer is a true Hondaline. But a cherry 86 TRX 350 4x4 can be $3500 and up depending on how nice AND original.
@@ThisOldTrike the trailer is a true Honda line and it is cherry !
i got a trx200 from an old guy i knew pretty well. he ended up dying and never touched his 4 wheeler. so it'd sat for 3 years, and he never changed the oil as long as he had it. and he got it from someone else who took care of it. so i went down and i asked the old guys sister if i could have it. i got it home, and the second i got it off the trailer, it started almost right up. and one of the front tires went to shit. so it sat all winter with the same gas in it. then i got a tire for it and it still ran on the same gas that was in it.
Love that story! They were certainly built to last for sure!
oh hell yeah.
and don't you worry. i do take it mudding on the one in a trillion chance it rains.
Enjoyed the video a lady has one in decent shape I'm from Canada she wants $1800.00 might try talking her down some not sure what this original first of it's kind is worth I love the older bikes the new automatics I don't trust the transmissions an the rebuicon is like $18000.00 lots of cash can't believe how much they have gone up in price anyway I appreciate you getting back to me names Rod hopefully she returns my message today it's our May long weekend first long weekend of the start to summer!
The Original Honda ATV
Yes sir!
I want the old trx200s quad and three wheeler I had a 125m and 200s
Hey look … the peanut butter box!
I’d like to get rid of the rear mud flaps and speedometer
If you pm me we can make a deal on some parts I have all the hondaline accessories listed except for the headlight cover
7:42 hahahah nice
You're always on my mind!!
@@ThisOldTrike hahahah
I have a 1984 trx 200 fun quad
I need help guys.
I've got the same quad. I need a new brake reservoir. 1984 200 trx fourtrax
1995 Honda foreman 400 owner my uncle had a big red it was junk though he sent it to someone to get it fixed and they just took the part off of it and put it on there's and told him it was junk and he unfortunately had to git rid of it
Their soul purpose was mudding!! 😆
Yup, according to the interwebs... that's the only reason to have them!
I got one for free from a friend because she needs piston rings but she runs but smokes a bit 😂😂
Sounds like that's a solid friend you've got there!
Anyone ever swap out the trx rear and convert to the Atc 200es that’s what that bike really needed and a better designed front fork.
I know that @mrc_builds was considering that, but I think his donor TRX 200 went on to a new home.
@@ThisOldTrike I started looking and I was wondering what the difference is between the 250es and 250sx just in the engine? Is the 250es jug bigger?
The 250ES and SX motors will interchange and are the bore/stroke/compression/horsepower.... but, the ES motor is geared lower than the SX. The ES has 25" tires compared to the 22" tires on the SX, so that offsets some of the gearing difference, but the SX is still a lighter, faster, and slightly smaller machine.
@@ThisOldTrike the es is geared lower in the engine itself?
That is correct. The SX is First Gear: 3.615 - Second Gear: 2.000 - Third Gear: 1.400 - Fourth Gear: 1.069 - Fifth Gear: 0.848
The ES is First Gear: 4.083 - Second Gear: 2.389 - Third Gear: 1.609 - Fourth Gear: 1.179 - Fifth Gear: 0.906
I have a nice trunk lid.I will send pics to you on Facebook.
Thanks!!
John 3:3 in the Bible: Jesus replied, very truly I tell you, no one can enter the kingdom of God unless they are born again
What tf does this have to do with four wheelers?
This dude rules
Suzuki invented the modern quad & Yamaha followed then Honda. All in quick order of course.
Yes sir! Things were happening in rapid succession in those days! What a wild time to be alive!
LOL sweet
Ephesians 5:4 in the Bible: nor should there be obscenity, foolish talk or coarse joking which are out of place, but rather thanksgiving
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I enjoyed the video. I just picked up a 96 TRX 200 for my grandson. Looking to gather some info on maintenance.
Sorry not to subscribe.
Your Trump sticker prevented that.
Lol, how very tolerant of you. 🤣 Bless your heart.