Product Description
Compact Vintage-Style Off-Road Mini Bike
TrailMaster Storm 200 Mini Bike
The TrailMaster Storm 200 combines old-school mini-bike styling with a 196cc four-stroke engine, automatic centrifugal clutch, chain drive and rear disc brake. It is a straightforward choice for riders who want a compact off-road machine without the larger MB200-style chassis.
Storm 200 at a Glance
Engine
196cc air-cooled, four-stroke OHV engine
Starting System
Manual pull start
Drive System
Automatic centrifugal clutch with chain drive
Braking
Rear disc brake
Tires
145 × 70-6 wide-profile tires
Current Finish
Black
Equipment can change by production run. Contact GoKartMasters before ordering if a particular specification is essential to your purchase.
The Storm 200 May Be a Good Fit If You Want:
- A compact, vintage-inspired mini bike
- A simple pull-start configuration
- An automatic centrifugal clutch
- Wide tires for off-road riding
- A straightforward machine without unnecessary extras
Consider Another Model If You Want:
- A larger full-size mini-bike chassis
- Front and rear suspension
- A front brake in addition to the rear brake
- Battery-powered electric starting
What to Expect Before the First Ride
The Storm 200 is a real off-road powersports machine. It requires assembly, inspection, break-in and ongoing maintenance.
Assembly
Some assembly is required. All fasteners, controls, brakes, tires and drive components must be inspected before operation.
Break-In
Follow the required engine break-in and first-service procedures. Do not treat the machine as maintenance-free.
Safety
Use proper protective equipment, provide appropriate supervision and ride only in a suitable off-road area.
Maintenance
Routine ownership includes engine-oil service, chain care, brake inspection, tire-pressure checks and fastener inspection.
Shipping and Delivery Expectations
Inspect the shipment when it arrives and document any visible damage before the carrier leaves whenever possible. Keep the packaging until the machine has been inspected and all components have been accounted for.
The Storm 200 is not currently available for shipment to California. Other shipping qualifications or restrictions are determined by the delivery address and current shipping policy.
Review Shipping InformationWhy Buy a TrailMaster Mini Bike From GoKartMasters?
GoKartMasters is a family-operated, online-only TrailMaster dealer with nearly 20 years of TrailMaster experience and four generations of go-kart and small-engine knowledge.
We help customers understand assembly, break-in, maintenance, troubleshooting and model-specific OEM parts. Our goal is to set honest expectations before the sale and help machine customers get back to fun afterward.
TrailMaster Storm 200 Questions
Is the Storm 200 the same size as the MB200-2?
No. The Storm 200 uses a more compact, vintage-style mini-bike design. The MB200-2 uses a larger full-size platform with front and rear suspension.
Does the Storm 200 have electric start?
No. The current Storm 200 uses a manual pull-start system.
Does the Storm 200 require assembly?
Yes. Some assembly and a complete pre-ride inspection are required before operation.
Is the Storm 200 intended for public streets?
The Storm 200 is intended for appropriate off-road riding areas. Owners are responsible for following applicable laws and property rules.
What warranty applies to the Storm 200?
Qualifying GoKartMasters machines include the 12-month limited parts warranty. Coverage begins on the original purchase date shown in GoKartMasters order records and is subject to the complete written terms, exclusions and claim requirements.
Get Back to Fun With the Storm 200
Review the product options and current availability above before adding the Storm 200 to your cart. Contact GoKartMasters if you need help deciding whether this compact mini bike or a larger TrailMaster model is the better fit.
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This little bike is awesome! it almost goes TOO fast. it's definitely not a kids bike- at 5"10 and 240 , this thing will go over 40 mph on the street. we just ride it around the neighborhood but I bet I would be a great little pit bike.