About the Yamaha DT200
Explore suspension, brake and clutch parts across the DT200 trail-bike family.
Yamaha’s 1984 DT200R paired a liquid-cooled two-stroke single with YPVS and a front disc brake. That model reference helps identify the early R, while the broader DT200 family page brings together several model labels and service applications for owners comparing parts.
Choosing DT200 service parts
Separate suspension, brake and clutch work by the exact motorcycle. Rear shoes below list DT200R 1984–1987. The fork seals have DT200 1989–1990 and DT200R 1995–1996 entries, while the clutch plate lists DT200R 1989–1990 and 1995. The model suffix and the gaps in those years are both relevant.
Compare the model and repairDT200 application checkpoints
Early rear drum applications
The rear-shoe example is recorded for DT200R 1984–1987. A shoe is a drum-brake component and cannot be used in a later or substituted disc assembly.
Later forks and clutch plates
The selected fork seals list DT200 1989–1990 and DT200R 1995–1996. The friction plate has a different range: DT200R 1989–1990 and 1995.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingDT200 identification checklist
- Keep DT200WR separate from DT200R when reading a product application.
- Record the fork identification and old oil-seal markings.
- Check whether the rear wheel uses a drum or a disc before choosing brake parts.
Contact PartsNMore with the full model, year, frame and engine markings, and clear photos of the component.
Model reference: Yamaha’s 1984 DT200R reference. Product applications are taken from the linked PartsNMore listings.