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Lol, that's interesting, first time I've ever heard someone put down JetCat. Even around the local turbine fields, nobody recommends WREN engines, and they won't even talk about them lol. I've bee flying/driving/boating for 11 years, in the hobby for 13, too much fun, I need less hobbies lol.

IMO, if you're looking for a great all around rider, then get a YFZ450, or really any of the 450's from Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, KTM, ect. The 450's are always great all around riders, whether it be trails, track or dunes. If it were me though, I'd buy a banshee. There is NO feeling like a 2 stroke ripping wide open in the mornings

Here is what I do when selling a bike: 1. BRING MULTIPLE PEOPLE, I always go with my buddy. 2. Ask for I.D., such as a license or green card, if they want to test ride. 3. Only fill the tank with about 2/5 gallon of gas (or just enough for a few minutes of run time), so if they decide to run, they won't get far. Foolproof

You DO realize that the turbine unit alone will cost you around $4500 for a Jet Cat turbine engine which will need to be converted to a shaft engine to turn a propeller (which will cost you close to double), which doesn't include the price of electronics, support equipment, or really anything, just the turbine unit alone. Total everything up and you're looking at $10-$12k for that boat, and with an inexperienced driver, you're likely going to crash it, and it's going to go down in a firey blaze. Run JetCat because they are very good with their turbine engines (unlike Wren, which also suck and have a poor usage life- most grenade on users after about 10 gallons of Jet-A). Stay well away from model turbine engines unless you know what you're doing- just FYI I'd keep the shee and ride the snot out of it- much safer than a turbine boat....

Just a theoretical question Provided money was no obstacle, and the desire for a brand spanking new one was un-containable...

Okay that confirmed my suspicions...

If I were to travel to a country where the Banshee is still in production, and then purchase the newest model, would I be able to bring it back to the states legally? Or would the emissions issue pretty much make it out of the question? I tried doing a quick search here and on Google and didn't come up with results..

Hmm, tey got some neat looking bikes over there at cascade, but I'm still looking for a screaming orange Banshee, one that makes you stop and wonder if that was a Cheeto that flew on by lol.

^I was looking at his, but I was talking about a very orange banshee, not just some sweet orange plastics

+1!! K&N's are okay and WAY overpriced, but rock a dual stage UNI and you will never go back.

I don't have direct experience with banshee's, but it seems that 22" tires are the most popular choice at Glamis/Gordons. You should have the balls to rock those

LMAO. Only one way to tell if they're worth it...

Yeah, definitely has that 90's look to it. Sweet bike, good luck with the sale!

I have been looking at ideas for color schemes, and though it would look sweet with an all orange color scheme. Anybody got an all, or almost all orange banshee??

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