Engines · Off-road motorcycles, ATVs and UTVs

Hensim off-road motorcycles, atvs and utvs

EPA certification records list 31 off-road motorcycle, ATV and UTV engine families from Hensim, model years 2006–2009. Rated power ranges from 2 to 15 kW, median 5 kW. Displacement spans 49 cc to 230 cc. The most families were certified in 2008 (10).

Engine families31
Engine models18
Model years2006–2009
Power range2–15 kWmedian 5 kW
Displacement49 cc – 230 cc
Rank in category#37of 99 makers by families

Families certified per year

20065
20079
200810
20097

Technical mix

Fuel
Gas31
Configuration
431
Cylinders
1 cyl302 cyl1

Most certified engine models

50S11Hsm315221P41167100111621Hs111P47Fmd-G1152Fmh-G11P57Qmj1167Fmm-E1

Engine families

FamilyModelYearDisplacementPowerFuel
9CGQX.049ATV1P4200949 cc2 kWGas
9CGQX.049DB1001200972 cc4 kWGas
9CGQX.107DB11522009107 cc5 kWGas
9CGQX.110AA11522009107 cc5 kWGas
9CGQX.149DB11622009149 cc8 kWGas
9CGQX.200CAAHs12009196 cc5 kWGas
9CGQX.230ATV1672009230 cc10 kWGas
8CGQX.049ATV1P47Fmd-G200849 cc2 kWGas
8CGQX.049DB11P3200849 cc4 kWGas
8CGQX.100BAAHs152F-C200898 cc2 kWGas
8CGQX.107DB1152Fmh-C2008107 cc5 kWGas
8CGQX.110AA1152Fmh-G2008107 cc5 kWGas
8CGQX.149ATV1P57Qmj2008149 cc6 kWGas
8CGQX.149DB1162Fmj2008149 cc8 kWGas
8CGQX.200CAAHs168F-2C2008196 cc5 kWGas
8CGQX.200GAAHsm2008196 cc5 kWGas
8CGQX.230ATV167Fmm-E2008230 cc10 kWGas
7CGQX.049ATV50S200749 cc3 kWGas
7CGQX.049DB150S200749 cc3 kWGas
7CGQX.100BAAHs152F200798 cc2 kWGas
7CGQX.107DB150S2007107 cc4 kWGas
7CGQX.149ATV50S2007149 cc8 kWGas
7CGQX.149DB150S2007149 cc12 kWGas
7CGQX.200CAAHsm2007196 cc11 kWGas
7CGQX.200GAAHsm2007196 cc11 kWGas
7CGQX.230ATV50S2007230 cc15 kWGas
6CGQX.049ATV50S200649 cc3 kWGas
6CGQX.049DB150S200649 cc3 kWGas
6CGQX.107DB150S2006107 cc4 kWGas
6CGQX.149ATV50S2006107 cc8 kWGas
6CGQX.149DB150S2006149 cc12 kWGas

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Source

US Environmental Protection Agency engine certification data. Model year and manufacturer are decoded from EPA engine family codes (EPA codes:CGQ). An engine family is a group of engines certified together; one family can cover several power ratings.