front disk brakes for gio beast 200cc

[anthonyfa18]

do any of u know where i can get front disk brakes for my gio beast 200cc??? i was thing the ones from the GIO Rebel T3 125cc but after see at my gio dealer it look like the knuckle is too small and wont fit the beast.

[waynev]

The 2010 beast model comes with front disc brakes, not sure if you could buy that from gio or not, also the front spindle might be different too.

[anthonyfa18]

when is the 2010 beast coming out??? got any pic or where did u get this info???

[waynev]

The 2010 model had been up on auction for atleast a month and a half now. It's now called the T3 200cc.

http://www.giobikes.com/ATVs-in-Canada/2010-GIO-Rebel-T3-200cc-ATV--Full-Size/

[anthonyfa18]

i ask on the gio web site and still no answer, do any of u know if any honda atv i can take the parts from?????????

[anthonyfa18]

any one out there know how to put front disk on a gio beast 200cc

[anthonyfa18]

***update****

after returning to my gio dealer and looking at the GIO Rebel T3 125cc and i was wrong IT DOSE FIT and just to be sure i ask on the giobikes.com and they said it fit. i will be ordering the parts as soon as i get the price from my gio dealer.

[anthonyfa18]

*** update ***

look at this http://www.jetmotousa.com/view_part.htm?pid=2548705

i contact jet moto usa and they said they will ship to canada do u thing it will work one our beast???[/url]

[Weldangrind]

It sounds like a complete kit, but I'd like to see a photo before I lay down my cash. I also hope it uses the same ball joints and tie rod ends as the stock parts.

[mizke]

you guys should also not that the front wheels might not work with this kit.. you may or may not have to get a larger rim..

[waynev]

you guys should also not that the front wheels might not work with this kit.. you may or may not have to get a larger rim..

Yeah i believe the bolt pattern is different for the disk brake type hub from the drum hubs.

[Weldangrind]

Not only might the pattern be different, but the rim ID might be larger to accomodate the caliper.

All that said, I'm satisfied with my drum brakes in the front and disc in the rear.

[mizke]

ya my front drums do their job good enough for me. i use them more then i do the rear brake..

dude i say just keep the stock drum brakes, look into the jetmoto rear wheel spacers see if they will work, get some rear tires like mine, and call it day..


if you look on cl you can find a runs with a knocking in the top end name brand quad to take on as a project.. top ends are cheap neways a warrior 350 brand new top end just gotta bolt it on is less then 200 bucks.. put your money into a name brand quad for racing.. plus you will get more for the resale when you want to move up a engine class. then save the beast as your "daily driver" quad

[anthonyfa18]

wow i dont get how u guy say your drums do the job, i over heat them way to fast and they dont even hold much to do a burn out lol