Do i have to hone a yamaha blaster 200 cylinder when replacing piston rings?

Question

also torque specs helpful

Answer 1

It's a good idea to run a ball hone through the cylinder to break the glaze and put cross hatch grooves in the cylinder to aid in the break in of the new rings.

Call some shops - they'll charge you a minimal fee (like $20)

Check the piston to cylinder clearance and ring end gap when rebuilding the top end.

You can get those specs and torque specs from  the service manual -

http://www.motocom.com/motorcycles/

Answer 2

O h**l don't put a ball hone through it, those are so friggin rough it will  wear out your new rings.

DONT DO IT.