HS 200 GY Dual Sport Review

jerseysand46 · 10-23-2010, 11:59 AM

Review of my GY 200

Price Paid $500 with 14 miles on the odometer it now has 1200 miles on it.
I have road on mostly dirt roads and trials and the motorcycle has been reliable. I did make a 100 mile road trip which the GY did a fine job for a 200cc. It was comfortable and held it's own on the ride.

The cost and mantaince running the GY for the first 1200 miles

motor oil kawasaki 10w40 $6.00 x2
lubes
bearing for the triple tree $ .28 x1
cable tie for battery
cable tie rear brake fluid resevoir
valve's adjust mine were in range at 850 miles

I would recommend this motorcycle to anyone who wants to enjoy fun rides on country roads , dirt roads, trials. I have a motorcycle I can blast through the woods on and ride hard. I do not recommend the GY 200 that I own for hard riding or racing. So do your research if you are looking at buying a chinese dual sport because there are many choices. Most of all have fun ride.

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10-23-2010, 11:59 AM	#1
jerseysand46 Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 38	HS 200 GY Dual Sport Review Review of my GY 200 Price Paid $500 with 14 miles on the odometer it now has 1200 miles on it. I have road on mostly dirt roads and trials and the motorcycle has been reliable. I did make a 100 mile road trip which the GY did a fine job for a 200cc. It was comfortable and held it's own on the ride. The cost and mantaince running the GY for the first 1200 miles motor oil kawasaki 10w40 $6.00 x2 lubes bearing for the triple tree $ .28 x1 cable tie for battery cable tie rear brake fluid resevoir valve's adjust mine were in range at 850 miles I would recommend this motorcycle to anyone who wants to enjoy fun rides on country roads , dirt roads, trials. I have a motorcycle I can blast through the woods on and ride hard. I do not recommend the GY 200 that I own for hard riding or racing. So do your research if you are looking at buying a chinese dual sport because there are many choices. Most of all have fun ride. [img] [/img]
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