1987 Honda TR200 FatCat - new tires, runs like factory new!

Description

The Honda TR200 FatCat, produced only in 1986-87, is an oddity—a dirt bike equipped with plush, ATV-style tires. It shares the engine characteristics familiar to anyone who's ridden Honda's four-stroke engines like those in the ATC 185 three-wheeler, making it a comfortable ride for enthusiasts. The existence of the FatCat is somewhat of a mystery; Honda was already successful with their bikes, trikes, and quads, and the significant regulatory changes impacting three-wheelers didn't occur until late 1987, after the FatCat's production run ended. It seems possible that Honda might have been looking to utilize surplus four-stroke engines, or perhaps they were exploring the market potential for a gentler off-road bike.
Riding the FatCat is remarkably straightforward. Its large, buoyant tires contribute to a forgiving ride, and its five-speed gearbox features an automatic clutch, removing the hassle of manual gear shifting. Simply kick it into gear and go. The FatCat performs well on a variety of terrains, from gravel fire roads and damp forest trails to more challenging rutted paths with stumps. It's essential to remember, though, that despite its bike-like appearance, it behaves more like a two-wheeled ATV.
Engine
199 cc (12.1 cu in) 4-stroke, 2 valve, air-cooled, SOHC, single
Transmission
5-speed, automatic clutch
Suspension
Front: 5.9" telescopic fork
Rear:                   4.7" single shock absorber swingarm
Brakes
Front and rear drum
Tires
Rear: 23.5x8.00-11
Front:                   24.5x8.00-11
Wheelbase
53.7 in (1,360 mm)
Dimensions
L: 79.5 in (2,020 mm)
W: 32.3 in (820 mm)
Seat height
29.7 in (750 mm)
Weight
264 lb (120 kg)[citation needed] (dry)
Fuel capacity
1.9 US gal (7.2 L; 1.6 imp gal)