gas gas ec 200 crank

[chinesegav]

hi there
i am just wondering if the crank in a 05 ec200 is used in anyother bike as i can get full crank kits fairly cheep but they dont list gas gas i know the con rod is a honda cr250 item just wonder if any one can shed light on it as if its the honda item im quids in

 

[hannesd]

hi there
i am just wondering if the crank in a 05 ec200 is used in anyother bike as i can get full crank kits fairly cheep but they dont list gas gas i know the con rod is a honda cr250 item just wonder if any one can shed light on it as if its the honda item im quids in

a complete crank with the rod for the ec200, where can you find this?
just in case i might ever need one for mine

 

[Caravan Monster]

The 200 seems to have used quite a variety of cranks. I'm aware of one with flywheel side roller, one with ball bearing, one has a nut on the drive side, and another has a bolt, and I've got a feeling there was one with a circlip or something weird. And there seems to be some confusion amongst the parts suppliers as to which year has what, although it wouldn't be surprising if the crank is a crossover part because the 200 is manufactured in smaller numbers than the 250/300, so it would make sense to use one.

 

[GMP]

All GG cranks are unique, but the rod kit for all three (200/250/300) is the same as a Honda CR250. The 200 has used the same crank, and same ignition side ball bearing. Any variation is not standard.

 

[Fred1956]

All GG cranks are unique, but the rod kit for all three (200/250/300) is the same as a Honda CR250. The 200 has used the same crank, and same ignition side ball bearing. Any variation is not standard.

Glenn, Is this for all year ranges? Thanks

 

[GMP]

From '99 to current, 250/300 for sure. Cranks the same design, bearing journal/press fits/and bearings have changed over the years. I believe the 200s have been the same as well but no personal experience owning different years like my 250s.