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Mh200

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Hi

My mate has a Montesa Honda MH200 (circa 84-85) and the gearbox is noisy and difficult to get into gear. We wanted to drain the oil and refill but don't know how much oil it should have.

I assume it uses light oil like most trials/moto-x bikes?

Cheers

Stumpy

Edited by cota315R

Hi

My mate has a Montesa Honda MH200 (circa 84-85) and the gearbox is noisy and difficult to get into gear. We wanted to drain the oil and refill but don't know how much oil it should have.

I assume it uses light oil like most trials/moto-x bikes?

Cheers

Stumpy

I had an '81 version of that bike. It had an awful gearbox...very fragile, and not all that well-working when not broken.

Good luck!

Unfortunately some bikes get big numb owners with sledge hammer left feet, when you grew up with 70's Monts you learnt how to caress them into gear. Never owned a 200 so have no idea how much oil to put in 'em.

Slight guess here but i would try ep90 gear oil about 300cc , seems all this era montesas list this type/quantity. Also remember that the clutch/primary drive has its own oil ..

S_M.

Unfortunately some bikes get big numb owners with sledge hammer left feet, when you grew up with 70's Monts you learnt how to caress them into gear.

:D

My skidplate-protected transmission broke to bits when I cased it on a rock...without a whole lot of force.

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