About the Honda XL200
Parts and model guidance for Honda’s small XL dual-purpose family, including the XL200R.
Honda’s 1984 XL200R joined road and trail use with a 195 cc, single-cylinder four-stroke engine and Pro-Link rear suspension. A five-speed transmission and chain final drive complete its dual-purpose layout. In this catalog, XL200 and XL200R are separate application names, so the full designation remains useful even when a motorcycle’s paperwork uses the shorter family name.
A practical starting point for an XL service order
The featured engine gasket set names both XL200 and XL200R for 1983–1984. The carburetor kit, fork seal pair and brake shoes explicitly name XL200R. Start with the repair category, then use those application names to choose a candidate part. Similar-looking XR200 or other Honda 200 components need their own fitment confirmation.
Model and application referenceXL200 parts checkpoints
Use these distinctions alongside the application and specifications on each product page.
XL200 and XL200R
Shared gasket application
The linked engine gasket set names both models for 1983–1984. Match its supplied gaskets to the covers or engine joints involved in the repair.
XL200R · 1983–1984
Specific service applications
The linked carburetor kit, 33 × 46 × 11 mm fork seal pair and drum brake shoes name XL200R. The dedicated R-model page adds original-equipment context and service checks.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingXL200 identification checklist
- Record the full model designation and year from the frame identification and documents; investigate any mismatch with the fitted engine.
- Compare carburetor markings and the old service components before choosing a rebuild kit.
- For brake shoes, confirm the wheel position, shoe profile, dimensions and return-spring arrangement.
- Measure fork seals and check the fork assembly, particularly where a wheel or suspension swap is evident.
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