Yeah theres stress markes everywhere including the front nose ( around screws)which unless you flip is hard to do.
To be honest a good looking shee with pipes and some chrome goes for 3500
Neither are worth a drive. My favroite is hillsville. It has hills like wellsville but has huge wide open trials to get to them. Plus it has a big area that is REALLY fine tan dirt that is like sand when dry. It is turned into a track with banked turns jumps and stuff. But the dirt bikes get pissed at you cause you slow them down.
Here is a attempt at a pic of me on track
http://www.imagestation.com/mypictures/inb...e&id=4134906837
HELP IM RETARTED!!!
I live 20 min from my favorite spot and its in PA. I usually ride there (hillsville) Also when in season I ride marienville PA.
But in OH I ride wellesville, webroad, and old 46. I plan on next year or sooner to start going to wayne national forest.
http://www.yamaha-motor.com/surveys/surv_banshee_color.asp
Does this sound like the end of the banshee. A final retro shee. AND WHY ARE THERE REFLECTORS ON THE 1991?
Then why does running with no packing hurt prefromance? Running a shorter silencer would be like having less packing. Does this make sense to anyone else?
I had this problem there are 2 things you can do. 1. this is the best idea is to use a die and rethread the ball joint. this works great. 2. Use a impack and keep hitting it. (trigger that is) good luck.
If the impack dont work your threads are messed up. I would then rethread it. Oh make sure the nut is all the way down because I did it once and there was a little play in the nut and the cotter pin. The threads of the nut eventually wore away and the cotter pin sheared off will I was riding and the lower a arms stuck in the ground and I wrecked. SO PUT IT ON TIGHT>
Having rode both bikes with sst's and fattys. I know you didn't mention them but I think for trails and hills fattys are better then ssts. Plus there cheaper. But if you want one of the ones you mentioned I would get the t-5's or PC's
I dunno I wasn't I thought about both before I bought my shee. I rode both 450's and they are good bikes but the shee was more fun hands down "for me atleast". However I dont race so I have no need for the handling. I just ride for fun.
The way I look at it is I have seen people including my self get off the 450 and say it was a good bike but nothing that exciting, but never have I seen anyone get off my shee with out a smile on there face.
Another problem. They slid fine then I put them in the shee. I rode it around for about 5 minutes up and down the road. And now it is getting stuck again. What the f*ck. I took the carb out again and I have to push hard to get the carb to slide up and down.