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Description
The NOMAD trunk box can be customized to meet customer needs. Whether for work, hunting, fishing or just a ride for two in the forest, the NOMAD trunk box demonstrates its practicality and convenience aspect for any situation. Also, the trunk box was designed to fit on all existing one-seater ATVs.
FEATURES
- Easy Adaptable, The trunk design allows a quick and easy installation. The NOMAD trunk offers a wide variety of configurations and can be adapted to any situation. It can be partially disassembled in a few seconds to be used as a tool box or to carry oversized items.
- 115L Storage Capacity, There is enough space to store two MX helmets, lots of tools and even your gas can. it is also possible to compartmentalize the inside of the trunk. Another interesting aspect of the NOMAD trunk is the glove compartment on the left side of the trunk. It gives a direct access inside the trunk while seated.
- Superior comfort and ergonomics, Your passenger will take full advantage of the ride because of the seat's back angle, the optimized grips'angle and elbow supports, all for a better comfort.
- Protection against water and dust infiltration, A gasket integrated to the trunk cover, combined with a secure, efficient secure locking mechanism, makes the NOMAD trunk box airtight and watertight.
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number 458054
Vehicle Information
Yamaha Tri Moto 200 ATV (1983-1985)
The Yamaha Tri Moto 200, an iconic three-wheeled ATV produced from 1983 to 1985, was known for its robustness and simplicity. It was powered by an air-cooled 196cc four-stroke single-cylinder engine, offering reliable performance for both work and recreation.
While the core 196cc engine remained largely consistent throughout this period, Yamaha introduced significant enhancements at the trim level. The YTM200E model added an electric starter, while the YTM200ERN Yamahauler, introduced in 1985, represented a major evolution. This premium trim featured an electric starter, shaft drive, reverse gear, disc brakes, and Monoshock rear suspension, positioning it as a more upscale option. These developments enriched the riding experience without altering the fundamental engine platform. Q: How can I ensure parts compatibility for my Yamaha Tri Moto 200?
R: To guarantee compatibility, please use our year and model selector at the top of the page.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Engine Oil | Check level periodically. Change annually OR after the first month of operation, then every 6 months. | Use Yamalube 4-Cycle or SAE 20W-40 (SE/SF) for temperatures above 5°C; SAE 10W-30 (SE/SF) for temperatures below 5°C. |
| Oil Filter | Clean after the first month of operation, then every 6 months. | Some sources suggest cleaning every other oil change or annually. Clean the element and strainer screen with a solvent and check for damage. |
| Spark Plug | Inspect, clean, or replace as required. | Check electrode condition, wear, insulator color, and gap. Replace annually or every 100 hours of operation. |
| Air Filter | Clean after the first 3 months of operation, then every 6 months. | Wet-foam element. Wash and dampen with foam-air-filter oil or SAE 10W-30. More frequent cleaning if dusty conditions. |
| Belt | Not applicable. | This model uses a chain or shaft drive system, not a belt. |
| Coolant | Not applicable. | Air-cooled engine, does not use liquid coolant. |