Trailmaster Taurus 200

TXUTV · 04-26-2022, 02:28 PM

Recently inherited a like new, low hrs, less than a year old Trailmaster Taurus 200 and live in a rather hilly area. Luckily I can drop into Low and it climbs fine but is SLOW in Low gear. We find just cruising around the neighborhood streets that in High gear, it just doesn't have the power to make it to the top of the hill without having to stop, drop to low, and then crawl the remaining 20yds to the crest of the hill.

Wondering if there are mods that I could do that could lower the gearing in High. In a traditional motorcycle, one could change out the rear sprocket but I'm lost on what to do with this.

Ideas?

04-26-2022, 02:28 PM	#1
TXUTV Join Date: Apr 2022 Posts: 3	Trailmaster Taurus 200 Recently inherited a like new, low hrs, less than a year old Trailmaster Taurus 200 and live in a rather hilly area. Luckily I can drop into Low and it climbs fine but is SLOW in Low gear. We find just cruising around the neighborhood streets that in High gear, it just doesn't have the power to make it to the top of the hill without having to stop, drop to low, and then crawl the remaining 20yds to the crest of the hill. Wondering if there are mods that I could do that could lower the gearing in High. In a traditional motorcycle, one could change out the rear sprocket but I'm lost on what to do with this. Ideas?
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