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I'll take a photo of the piston tomorrow.

I don't have photos of the top end, but there were light grooves. Nothing serious, the piston had a dent/pit on the bottom. I took the top in last Monday, and I'm getting it this Monday or Tuesday.

It's smooth, all of the stuff in it was after I pulled the top. I don't want to spin it now at risk of damaging undamaged parts, but when I pulled off the top and tried to remove the piston, the assembly was smooth.

So, this is what '94's bottom end looks like. There are bits of nature and some crud that fell off the top end in there. It looks like the assembly has some typical "1 year in a work shed exposed to the air" surface rust. What should I do to clean this up?

I rode 94 around in deep, fluffy snow before. turned an acre of yard into an ATV track with my younger siblings. Before 2013, it was a Suzuki lt125 and a Yamaha Bear Tracker. pissed off the neighbors so much that they resorted to vandalizing our snowmobiles. Nothing quite like doing donuts in a...

Okay, I'm going to have it taken into the local sports center, great guys, yet overpriced. I've been looking up over sized pistons, and found this kit... http://www.ebay.com/itm/Yamaha-Blaster-200-1988-2006-Wiseco-020-Piston-Gaskets-Bearing-573M06650-/381220258514?_trksid=p2141725.m3641.l6368

Maybe rode about a max of 12 hours. I believe someone in my family back then was filling it with mixed gas, and I ended up putting mixed in after I learned about the mod, too late at that point.

What about something like this? http://www.everestpartssupplies.com/products/new-1988-2006-yamaha-yfs200-blaster-200-cylinder-top-end-kit-w-piston-rings-gasket?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=googlepla&variant=1161410693&gclid=COyWifzJ2soCFYU-aQod9kMNRg

So, like any idiot teenager thrown in to the world of performance ATVs, I screwed up and ended up not knowing that my modded '94 had been changed from using a separate oil tank to using mixed gas. A year of use and a hot day later, it seized up on me 2 miles from my house. It's dead, there are...