BS Battery MF Battery for Honda TR200 Fat Cat Dirt Bike
BS Battery MF Battery for Honda TR200 Fat Cat Dirt Bike
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Description
MF batteries are designed to offer excellent power and reliability whatever the weather conditions. Supplied with an acid pack, MF batteries must be activated by filling the acid before first use. Totally sealed once activated, the gas recombination technology allows no maintenance, and does not require any water refilling.
Utilizing advanced AGM technology, these batteries are perfectly suitable for the majority of powersport applications.
FEATURES
- Maintenance free- No water refilling
- Acid pack included for initial filling
- Upright installation only
- Completely sealed after filling- No gas emission through venting hole
- Superior power & extended cycle life
- Long shelf life- No need to be recharged while stocked
- Suitable for cold weather
- Reduction of plate sulfation
- Longer voltage hold
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number BIX30L-BS
Vehicle Information
Honda TR200 Fat Cat Dirt Bike (1986-1987)
The Honda TR200 Fat Cat, produced exclusively for the 1986 and 1987 model years, was a versatile all-terrain vehicle. It featured an OHC (Overhead Camshaft) single-cylinder, 4-stroke, air-cooled engine with a displacement of 199.1 cc (often rounded to 199cc), producing approximately 13 horsepower. This engine was a detuned version of the ATC200X engine. The TR200 Fat Cat came with a 5-speed transmission and an automatic centrifugal clutch, meaning there was no manual clutch lever. Starting was facilitated by both an electric starter and a kick starter. Throughout its two production years, the TR200 Fat Cat was offered in a single trim, consistently finished in "Shasta White with blue highlights." The fuel tank, seat, and fork boots were blue, while the side panels, fenders, frame, handlebars, and wheels were white. The only notable distinction between the 1986 and 1987 models was the engine color: black in 1986 and silver in 1987. Beyond this cosmetic difference, the core engine specifications and overall design remained consistent across both model years. FAQ:
Q: How can I ensure parts compatibility for my TR200 Fat Cat?
R: To ensure compatibility, please use the year and model selector located at the top of this page.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Engine Oil | Every 30 operating days | Replace. Also replace during the first week of operation. |
| Engine Oil Filter Screen | Every 30 operating days | Inspect and clean. The TR200 uses a screen and rotor, not a cartridge-style filter. Also perform during the first week of operation. |
| Engine Oil Filter Rotor | Every 30 operating days | Inspect and clean. The TR200 uses a screen and rotor, not a cartridge-style filter. Also perform during the first week of operation. |
| Air Cleaner | Every 30 operating days | Inspect and clean. Also perform during the first week of operation. |
| Spark Plug | Every 30 operating days | Inspect and clean. Also perform during the first week of operation. |
| Drive Chain | Every 30 operating days | Inspect, adjust, and lubricate. The TR200 uses a chain drive system, not a belt. Also perform during the first week of operation. |