1996 SUZUKI DR 200 SE*

cheeky24

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Anybody heard any goods, bads or uglies on these bikes??? I have found one for sale and am turfing around the idea of going to look ( bit of a travel first)
 

Buck

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SuzukiQT owns one. Email her for info.

It's light, very basic, simple to maintain, easy to ride. Similar to a XT225 but smaller.
 

c337b

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My sister has a 2006 DR200 with 595km on it collecting dust in her garage. If your interested it it let me know. Not sure what she wants for it

Frank
 
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skylark

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Hi Frank:
I am looking for a dr200, does your sister still have hers for sale?

Skylark

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cheeky24

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And it's really dirty now, after its first trip with me on the weekend! Should I sent pics to Jen??? LOL
 

cheeky24

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Would love to come over Judy, but will have to wait until next year. I have yet to get my learners let alone license. I also got a 7 month old boy here at home that makes it kinda difficult to leave for long time. Thanks for letting me know about it though, and I do look forward to getting over there for next years ride.
 

cheeky24

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So, does anyone know of any mods that could, or should be done to these bikes?? Any restricted air flows? etc??? I haven't riden it that much yet, but why wait?
 

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cheeky24 wrote:
So, does anyone know of any mods that could, or should be done to these bikes?? Any restricted air flows? etc??? I haven't riden it that much yet, but why wait?

Open up the breathing is the typical advice. An exhaust mod and jet kit will add some power, help it run cooler...

Instructions here from DR expert Jesse.

http://www.kientech.com/DR200SEExhaustMod.htm
 

malachi

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I had a 98 DR200 which I rejetted, took the little lid off the top of the airbox to "open" it up, and I also installed an FMF pipe and an extended fuel screw. The bike is extremely restricted stock, I couldn't believe how much more snap it had after these mods. I also got a skid plate off of ebay, aluminium bars and I also ditched the stock turn signals.....they don't bend, they just break. I got shorter ones that flexed and I never had another issue. With DOT knobbies that bike will go absolutely anywhere off road. Jesse at Keintech is very knowledgable about the bike as well.:tup:
 
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