Yamaha BW Models

The 1985 Yamaha BW200N BIG Wheel represents a unique approach to off-road mobility, distinguished by its exceptionally wide, low-pressure tires designed for superior flotation and traction across challenging terrains like sand, mud, and snow. This air-cooled, four-stroke, single-cylinder utility vehicle, powered by an approximately 195cc engine, offers a blend of recreational capability and practical application. Its robust steel tube frame and straightforward mechanical design underscore Yamaha's commitment to reliability and durability, making it a capable machine for exploring diverse environments. The BW200N's innovative "Big Wheel" concept set it apart from early ATVs and specialized motorcycles of its era, influencing the development of subsequent off-road vehicle designs.

The Yamaha Big Wheel 200 (BW200), first generation, is an iconic all-terrain vehicle produced from 1985 to 1988. Renowned for its distinctive design and unparalleled off-road capability, the BW200 features extremely wide, low-pressure tires that provide exceptional flotation and traction on challenging terrains such as sand and mud. This utility-focused ATV, powered by a 195 cc four-stroke, air-cooled engine and equipped with a low-maintenance shaft drive system, was engineered for recreational and utility riders seeking a unique and robust off-road experience. Its innovative tire technology and durable construction have cemented its status as a cult classic within the ATV community.

This manual covers the Big Wheel 200, including models BW200, BW200N, and BW200ES, produced between 1985 and 1989. This All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) is distinguished by its unique, oversized low-pressure balloon tires, which provide exceptional traction and flotation on varied terrain. The Big Wheel series represents an innovative approach to off-road recreation, building on an extensive powersports heritage.

This manual covers the Big Wheel 200 (BW200N), produced between 1985 and 1989. Renowned for its distinctive, oversized low-pressure tires, the BW200N offered exceptional flotation and traction on soft terrains such as sand and snow, setting it apart from conventional ATVs and motorcycles of its time. This innovative design, coupled with a reliable air-cooled, four-stroke engine and a shaft-driven rear wheel, made it a unique recreational vehicle. The Big Wheel concept was a pioneering approach to enhanced off-road capability, establishing a niche yet iconic presence in the early ATV market.

The Big Wheel 200, produced from 1985 to 1989, is a unique recreational off-road vehicle renowned for its distinctive fat tire design, offering superior traction and flotation across challenging terrains like sand, mud, and snow. This model embodies a commitment to engineering quality and reliability, featuring a robust air-cooled, four-stroke engine and a durable drivetrain. Its simple, yet effective construction prioritizes off-road performance, making it a capable and enjoyable machine for enthusiasts seeking a distinctive riding experience.

The Yamaha Big Wheel BW200N, produced from 1985 to 1989, is a distinctive recreational ATV renowned for its oversized tires that provide exceptional traction and flotation across varied terrain. This model, powered by a 200cc air-cooled engine and featuring a 5-speed manual transmission with an automatic clutch, offered a unique off-road experience. Its engineering emphasized maneuverability and adaptability, setting it apart in the recreational vehicle market of its time.

This manual pertains to the Yamaha Big Wheel 80 (BW80), a first-generation 80cc off-road recreational vehicle produced from 1986 to 1990. Known for its distinctive wide tires that offer enhanced traction and stability, the BW80 was designed as a robust and user-friendly platform for young riders. Yamaha's legacy of producing reliable and innovative recreational vehicles underpins the engineering quality of this model, making it a durable choice for off-road adventures. This comprehensive manual set ensures owners can effectively maintain and repair their BW80, preserving its performance and longevity.

The Big Wheel 350 (BW350) represents a unique segment of recreational off-road vehicles, produced between 1987 and 1988. This model is distinguished by its exceptionally wide, low-pressure tires, which provide superior flotation and traction across varied terrain, setting it apart from conventional all-terrain vehicles of its era. Built upon a legacy of reliable powersports engineering, the Big Wheel 350 features a robust chassis and an air-cooled 349cc engine, designed for utility and stability. Its innovative wheel design and stable platform made it a capable machine for off-road exploration and utility tasks.

This manual covers the Big Wheel BW200, a unique and capable off-road vehicle produced from 1985 to 1988. Known for its distinctive fat tires that provide exceptional traction and a comfortable ride, the BW200 is a cult classic celebrated for its innovative design and versatility in various terrains. The commitment to engineering quality is evident in the robust construction and reliable performance of this model, making it a sought-after vehicle for enthusiasts and utility use alike.