G&H discount atv?

[3wheelerfan1991]

So i am considering this= http://www.ghdiscountatvsupply.com/servlet/the-133/Honda-200X-Engine-Motor/Detail
And this,= http://www.ghdiscountatvsupply.com/servlet/the-181/Honda-ATC-200-Big/Detail
Has anyone ever dealt with this website, and how was your experience? The quality of work ect.

[Flyingw]

Ive delt with G&H allot over the years and never any problems. Boring cylinders is textbook for any machinist. Most machine shops charge anywhere from 60-100 bucks for boring services around here plus gas and time dropping off and picking up. A piston is 50-75 bucks so it comes out about the same either way but for simplicity, one stop shopping. I say go for it.

[3wheelerfan1991]

Thanks flying. Thats what i was hoping for, my 200x smokes like crazy surprised it's not fouling plugs! haha

[Flyingw]

Dont forget to rework your head while your waiting for your cylinder. Clean it, lap the valves and install new valve stem seals.

[kb0nly]

I have looked at their site before, price wise its definitely something i would do, compared to local prices its cheaper. I don't have any experience with them, but at their prices i would definitely give them a shot if i needed to.

[bmanley]

I was considering this place when I rebuilt my 350X. I decided to go to the local NAPA machine shop instead and ordered a piston kit. I wish I wouldn't have. After waiting a month, NAPA cost a lot more.

[jb2wheels]

I've bought parts from G&H before but not services like this.

They're legit - ship fast. Good prices.

[zzmegad]

Boring cylinders is textbook for any machinist.

you would be surprised. Even a simple bore job is not so simple for the average shop if they are not setup for it... go with a shop that does it all the time, I guarantee better quality & price. That looks like the kinda place I would want to send my stuff to, give em a shot!

[yamaha driver]

good people over there at g&h i bought fenders from them

[3wheelerfan1991]

It seems like the best way to do it, one stop.

[nicker71]

Tell them not to bead blast the cylinder and save some money, I think it saved me 20$.