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Description
Stay in control with Wolftech Brake Shoes for Honda TRX200 ATV — the trusted solution for reliable drum brake performance. Whether you're hitting the trails,hauling heavy loads or just navigating through daily traffic, Wolftech brings dependable stopping power, long-lasting wear, and smooth, quiet operation to every drive.
Features:
- Premium Bonded Friction Material – High heat resistance and minimal wear for consistent, durable performance.
- Precision Arc Grounding – Great shoe-to-drum contact for smoother, quieter braking.
- OE Fit & Finish – Factory-spec design ensures exact fit and easy installation.
- Reduced Noise & Vibration – Engineered to reduce brake chatter and vibration with compatible anti-rattle hardware.
- Environmentally Friendly – 100% asbestos-free and regulation-compliant friction formula.
Perfect For:
- Vehicles equipped with drum brake systems
- Budget-conscious drivers seeking OEM-grade performance
- DIYers replacing worn or noisy brake shoes
Upgrade to Wolftech to combine OEM-grade quality with outstanding value — delivering the quiet, smooth, and safe braking experience your vehicle deserves. Trusted by mechanics, loved by riders.
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number A05-007213
Vehicle Information
Honda TRX200 ATV (1984)
The 1984 Honda TRX200, also known as the Honda TRX200 Fourtrax, holds a significant place in history as Honda's pioneering four-wheeled ATV. This robust utility vehicle was powered by an air-cooled, OHC single-cylinder, 4-stroke engine, with a displacement noted as either 198cc or 192cc, producing 13 horsepower (13.2 PS). It featured a Posi-Torque subtransmission, offering five forward gears, two distinct final drive ratios, and a reverse gear, making it versatile for various tasks and terrains. The introduction of the TRX200 in 1984 itself represented a major generational shift for Honda, marking their transition from three-wheeled to four-wheeled ATVs. For this specific model year, the TRX200 was offered as a single, well-equipped model, without multiple distinct trims. There were no reported mid-cycle generation or engine changes within the 1984 production year. Q: Is this product compatible with all Honda TRX200 models?
A: To ensure perfect compatibility, please use the year and edition selector at the top of the page.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Engine Oil | Initial: 150 km, 20 hours, or 1 month (whichever comes first). Regular: Every 1 000 km, 100 hours, or 12 months (whichever comes first). Also replace every 30 operating days or 3 months (whichever comes first). | |
| Engine Oil Screen | Initial: At the initial service period. Regular: Every 30 operating days or 3 months (whichever comes first). | This model does not have a replaceable oil filter; it uses an oil screen that needs to be cleaned. |
| Air Cleaner Element | Inspection: At each scheduled maintenance period. Cleaning: More frequently when riding in dusty areas. | |
| Spark Plug | Inspection: At each scheduled maintenance period. | |
| Coolant | This model features an air-cooled engine and does not use coolant. | |
| Belt | The 1984 Honda TRX200 uses a chain drive, not a belt, for its final drive. Chain maintenance involves cleaning, lubrication, and adjustment. |