Maico M200 (1951-56)

The Maico M200 motorcycle was produced from 1951 to 1956 and is equipped with a single cylinder, two-stroke engine with a 197cc displacement. The bore and stroke ratio measures 65 x 59.5mm while the lubrication system incorporates an oil bath. The motorcycle’s fuel system utilizes a Bing carburetor, and the exhaust features a single, chrome design. The Maico M200 has 6-volt Noris alternator with battery ignition, and it starts via kick. The maximum power output of the bike is 8.1 kW/11 hp at 5000 rpm. The motorcycle has a four-speed manual transmission and chain final drive. The bike’s single/double closed-tube frame sits on steel laced wire-spoked wheels and has twin shocks for the front suspension and a plunger setup in the back. The Maico M200 weighs 114kg/251lbs and can reach a top speed of 96 km/h or 60 mph. The front and rear brakes are drums, which have a diameter of 150mm. The bike’s tyres measure 2.75 x 19 inches in size. Overall, the Maico M200 is notable for its powerful two-stroke engine and sturdy build, making it an attractive vintage motorcycle for collectors and enthusiasts.

Technical specifications:

Make Model: Maico M200

Year: 1951 – 56
Engine: Single cylinder, two stroke
Capacity: 197 cc / 12.0 cub in.
Bore and Stroke: 65 x 59.5 mm
Lubrication: Oil bath
Oic/Fuel Mixture: 1:25
Cooling System: Air cooled
Fuel system: Bing carburetor
Exhaust: Single, chrome
Ignition: 6-Volt Noris alternator with battery ignition
Starting: Kick
Max Power: 8.1 kW / 11.0 hp @ 5000 rpm
Transmission: 4-Speed, manual
Final Drive: Chain
Frame: Single / Double closed tube
Front Suspension: Twin shocks
Rear Suspension: Plunger
Wheels: Steel, laced wire spokes
Front Tyre: 2.75 x 19 in.
Rear Tyre: 2.75 x 19 in
Front Brake: Drum, 150 mm
Rear Brake: Drum, 150 mm
Dry Weight: 114 kg / 251 lbs
Top Speed: 96 km/h / 60 mph