200-250

just a complete different engine, that's all... :rolleyes:
you could maybe make your 200 into a 225 by boring and replating the cilinder and find a matching piston.

if you lack some power, just get the squish adjusted and you have a whole new engine (sort of)
i personally left my base gasket completely out and put some rtv instead and that made a world of difference.
if you do the same, i strongly suggest you measure at least if you still have enough squish.
i still have a squish of about 1.3mm and was 1.8mm before!
but it gave me more over the entire powerband :D

good luck, and stick with your 200, they're magic if you get them right ;)

ciao, hannes.
 
Not really got a problem with the 200 it's a great bike. I was just wondering if it would be as easy as a new top end!
 
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