The Maico GS 440 is a single cylinder, two-stroke motorcycle that was produced from 1992 to 1993. It has a capacity of 438cc and a liquid-cooled cooling system. The fuel system is a Bing 40mm carburetor and lubrication is achieved through an oil bath. The exhaust is a single, upswept design on the right side. The bike has a kick-start and a wet, cable-operated clutch. The transmission is five-speed and the final drive is a chain. The front suspension is a Muller inverted air fork that is adjustable for compression and rebound. The rear suspension is a White Power aluminum piggyback and is adjustable for compression and rebound. The front brakes and rear brakes are both Grimeca, while the wheels are made of alloy with laced spokes. The front tire is a 3.00 x 21 Metzeler, and the rear tire is a 120/90 x 18 Metzeler All-cross. The bike has a length of 2184mm, a wheelbase of 1505mm, and a ground clearance of 383mm. The seat height is 960mm, and the bike weighs 103kg with a fuel capacity of 9.3L. The Maico GS 440 was reviewed positively by Dirt Bike magazine in June 1992.
Make Model: Maico GS 440
Year: 1992 – 93
Engine: Single cylinder, two stroke, SOHC
Capacity: 438 cc / 26.7 cub in.
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