buller.sam
New member
Hey guys,
This is my first post on here and my first GasGas as well. I have ridden four strokes (husqvarnas, hondas, yamahas) for a number of years now and since moving out to Ohio after graduating from engineering school, I wanted to get a great enduro focused bike. So came the EC200R, bought it locally and it really needed some TLC. Throughout the last month or two with the help from the guys down at Lancaster Sport Cycles and some help from Rod Overstreet as well, I have converted this bike over from the plastic subframe to the new aluminum one (what a hassle that was...). In total, I did all of the following:
-Aluminum subframe conversion
-New 2014 seat
-Front wheel bearings
-New front axle
-Fork rebuild
-Steering stem bearing lube
-New Pro Taper bars and grips
-Engine Map switch relocation to the handlebars
-Acerbis handguards
-clutch/brakes bleed
-piston inspection
-replaced all engine gaskets
-new radiators and braces
-new radiator hoses
-trans oil
-new sprockets front and rear as well as chain
-swing arm pivot bolt lube
-carb rebuild
-all new body plastics
and I'm sure there are more... Regardless, I have put a lot of work into it and have had a heck of a time finding parts for it. Finally got it out this last weekend to break it in and I have to say, I absolutely love it. These are fantastic bikes!! Now for the pictures:
-Sam
The Finished Product
The Beginning
This is my first post on here and my first GasGas as well. I have ridden four strokes (husqvarnas, hondas, yamahas) for a number of years now and since moving out to Ohio after graduating from engineering school, I wanted to get a great enduro focused bike. So came the EC200R, bought it locally and it really needed some TLC. Throughout the last month or two with the help from the guys down at Lancaster Sport Cycles and some help from Rod Overstreet as well, I have converted this bike over from the plastic subframe to the new aluminum one (what a hassle that was...). In total, I did all of the following:
-Aluminum subframe conversion
-New 2014 seat
-Front wheel bearings
-New front axle
-Fork rebuild
-Steering stem bearing lube
-New Pro Taper bars and grips
-Engine Map switch relocation to the handlebars
-Acerbis handguards
-clutch/brakes bleed
-piston inspection
-replaced all engine gaskets
-new radiators and braces
-new radiator hoses
-trans oil
-new sprockets front and rear as well as chain
-swing arm pivot bolt lube
-carb rebuild
-all new body plastics
and I'm sure there are more... Regardless, I have put a lot of work into it and have had a heck of a time finding parts for it. Finally got it out this last weekend to break it in and I have to say, I absolutely love it. These are fantastic bikes!! Now for the pictures:
-Sam
The Finished Product
The Beginning
Nice Job Sam have fun with it !
