20 inch Razrs on a 200X?

[ctbale]

I have a chance to buy a set of rear wheels for my new to me 1983 200X, they are off a 2004 400EX. He said they are Razrs on OEM Honda rims, one has a hole and needs to be patched. He didnt know the size, he was at work, if they are stock, they are 20x10-9 (I think) Any you guys running the smaller 20in on your 200X trikes? Is this too small? What would this set be worth?

Thanks again for all your help,

Chuck
Anchorage Alaska

[Xfile]

Im running 18" RAZR MX's on my 200X...I love them. I went down to a 35 tooth rear sprocket to make up for the smaller tires size. I run 18's on all of my sport trikes to keep them low. 20's are a better choice if ground clearance is going to be an issue for you. IMO, 22's (stock size on a 200X) is too tall for any sport trike.

[three_wheelin45]

I run 18' turf tammers on mine, I like them just I trail ride alot and like ground clearence but i also ride at the track so next set i get will be 20's.

[ctbale]

thanks for the info, I will take a look at them tonight, I hope that hole is not too big, what do you think they are worth if thay got, lets say 75% left, with OEM Alum rims?

[three_wheelin45]

for the pair, about 70$

[ctbale]

I just talked to him, he said $50. Done! I am on my way to his place (as fast as I can)

[Xfile]

Just a side note...if you have an 83-85 200X and you are using the original hubs, you will need to install longer studs in them to safely mount stock 400ex rims, they are made of thicker aluminum. Your best b
bet would be just to run 400ex hubs (adds a little width to the 200x). You would also need to use the 400ex lug nuts,,they are acorn style vs. the 83-85 200X flat style.

[Aka_am]

On my 86x I run 22" Carlisle Trail wolf pro sports. They work great for me!

[Xpress]

you will need to install longer studs in them to safely mount stock 400ex rims, they are made of thicker aluminum.

YEP!! My buddy lost a tire coming around a corner from the thicker rims :lol:

[ctbale]

got the acorn nuts and 400ex hubs coming, great tip!