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The Honda ATC 200M was a three-wheel all-terrain vehicle produced during the 1980s as the 200cc offering in Honda's ATC three-wheeler lineup. Like all other three-wheel ATVs in the United States, the ATC 200M's run came to an end in 1988 when injuries related to the use of three-wheeled ATVs resulted in a ban on their sales in the United States.
Engine
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The Honda ATC 200M is equipped with a 192cc four-stroke single cylinder engine with a single overhead cam valve-train. This engine features a 22-mm piston valve carburetor. The cylinder bore on this engine measures 65 mm, with a 57.8-mm stroke. The compression ratio on this engine is 7.8:1. The ATC 200M uses a capacitor discharge ignition system and features a recoil starter with an automatic compression release.
Transmission, Suspension & Tires
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The Honda ATC 200M is equipped with a five-speed transmission and an automatic clutch. The front wheel features hydraulic telescopic fork suspension, and a drum brake. The rear wheels are equipped with sealed drum brakes.
Tires
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The Honda ATC 200M is equipped with knobby carcass-type high flotation tires, size 25 x 12-9 ATV. Optionally, buyers of new ATC 200Ms could have tires with chevron-patterned treads installed.
Dimensions & Capacities
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The Honda ATC 200M is 72.2 inches long, 43.3 inches wide and 39.2 inches tall. The wheelbase measures 46.6 inches; the seat rides at 26.8 inches high. It clears the ground at 4.9 inches, and has a dry weight of 313.1 lbs. The optional front rack has a carrying capacity of 50 lbs, and the optional trailer hitch makes the ATC 200M capable of towing up to 200 lbs. The fuel tank can hold a maximum of 2.3 gallons of regular, unleaded gasoline. The ATC 200M also features a reserve tank, with a 0.4-gallon capacity.
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