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Let us assume you do not want to shift, just stick with one gear I would say the third gear, what do you say

It is a stock shee, I am not sure of what gearing it is. The hill is about 300 yards.

what gear(1,2,3,4,5,6) is the best for climbing steep long hills.

Might as well stick to its manufacturers recommendation 28:1

Well right, Yamaha recommends 28:1, can I do a better job to my engine by doing say 20:1, see wa am sayen

So what is the minimum ratio and the maximum ratio

just kidding

how about 1:1, for 1 gallon of gas, use 1 gallon of yamalube, this way your shee will last forever. your opinion please

20:1 will be 128/20=6.4 ounces of yamalube per 1 gallon of gas ( Best Longevity ) 28:1 will be 128/28=4.6 ounces of yamalube per 1 gallon of gas ( Yamaha Recommends ) 32:1 will be 128/32=4 ounces of yamalube per 1 gallon of gas 40:1 will be 128/40=3.2 ounces of yamalube per 1 gallon of gas 50:1 will be 128/50=2.6 ounces of yamalube per 1 gallon of gas 100:1 will be 128/100=1.3 ounces of yamalube per 1 gallon of gas ( Best Performance, Worst Longevity )

20:1 will be 128/20=6.4 ounces of yamalube per 1 gallon of gas 28:1 will be 128/28=4.6 ounces of yamalube per 1 gallon of gas(Yamaha Recommends) 32:1 will be 128/32=4 ounces of yamalube per 1 gallon of gas 40:1 will be 128/40=3.2 ounces of yamalube per 1 gallon of gas 50:1 will be 128/50=2.6 ounces of yamalube per 1 gallon of gas So since Yamaha recommends 28:1 for Banshees, then use 4.6 ounces of Yamalube per 1 Gallon of Gas So using 28:1, for 5 gallons of gas put 23 ounces of Yamalube for best longitivity of your shee. 128*5=640/28=23

for every 1 gallon of gas, put 4 ounces of yamalube (recommended) 1 gallon=128 ounces(oz) 20:1 will be 128/20=6.4 ounces of yamalube per 1 gallon of gas 32:1 will be 128/32=4 ounces of yamalube per 1 gallon of gas 40:1 will be 128/40=3.2 ounces of yamalube per 1 gallon of gas how many ounes per gallon, will be the best for the engine, performance.

for 1 gallon of gas, how many ounces of yamalube do you use

I mean ok, I will put 3 gallons instade of 3.2 and then add 3 ounces of yamalube(2-strokes), then start riding the shee, is this correct.

dear dcmoose, can you please mention the ones for 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004

so after filling the stock tank fully with 3.2 gallons, I shall put 3 ounces(0.1 liter) of yamalube, then right away start riding the shee, is this correct.

Is there a fuel in the market, where it is ready to be put into the banshee without doing any mixing to that fuel. When mixing the gas with oil, which oil is best. When filling the 3.2 Gallon tank(stock), how much of oil do you add to gas for best performance.

how would you know the model year

when you see a shee for sale, the guy says it is 2003 model and only been used 30 hours. Then you see another who claims it is 2002 model. Maybe it is a 1995 model and he says it is a 2002 model, how would you tell. I mean, how would you know he is saying the truth. What things to look for, to find out that the shee is in a good condition.

Can someone explain how to explain the shee VIN I mean, VIN for 2004, VIN for 2003, VIN for 2002, VIN for 2001, and so forth

blaster, gas gas have one, polaris still sell one, unless something's changed that I don't know anbout. but i've heard it straight from yammi that the '05 model year is it. In fact, they're going to quit building in December and sell out the inventory through next year and that's it folks. so which month and year is going to be the last production unit

I like everything about the shee, the power, the look, the adrenaline rush, except for the chasis does not have any numbering system for identification, when it gets stolen, or even the production year model.

So 2005 is the last model year for the shee. After 2005, there will no longer be a shee coming from the factory, do you think, this is true.

Will there be soon a more powerful stock version of the Banshee. If so, when If not, why not

So riding a stock shee extensively, hardly, without stopping, in that case it will empty its stock tank which is 3.2 Gallons in 1 1/2 Hours, am I correct. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

The stock is 3.2 Gallons, when full, in how many hours do you empty it. $$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$