97bansheeboy

thanks guys, I have tried to align the tires with the bars tied to the grab bar like you said. I think i just need to try and align them with the rear wheels better. I will try a few things out. I just put 2003 a-arms in with only 2 rides on them and the bearings seem tight. But i will check all of that again. THANKS!

Hey guys. The front end of my 97 banshee shakes pretty badly on the street at about 3rd gear pinned or faster. I have just replaced the tie rods, steering stem, and a-arms with 2001 parts that were all in perfect condition. At first my axle was causing the entire quad to shake, but I replaced that too. The rear seems fine, its only the front end. It will shake like crazy and the quad seems to pull all over the road from side to side. I keep trying to align my front wheels but have no accurate way of doing it. Any ideas on how to align it more perfectly? Could it be a bent front rim? ALthough niether one seem to move a significant amount when i spin them. Help me out guys!!!

Get a bigger throttle body. Im thinking about getting one for my 97 firebird formula ws6!!

Thanks guys, I was thinking about getting realtors too. I'll keep them in mind.

Hey guys, I'm looking for a set of Pure Sport bandit or Maxxis Razr rear tires with atleast 90% tread left on them... rim size 9" anyone got any cheap?

Hey guys, I just recently bought a 97banshee and I love the thing to death! However, i went out in the last snow storm with some Mcreary Trail breaker tires which kinda look like they would suck in the snow and have very hard rubber. I ran them with almost no air in them on the road(and a few inches of snow of course) and I couldnt accelerate to save my life!! once i got moving i was ok, but hills and acceleration were a big problem. I was wondering if anyone has ridden their banshee on the roads in the snow and how they went with different tires on. My two friends were riding 300ex's with razrs and shredders and i couldn't keep up!! will different tires make a difference(without studding)?! Help me out guys.

I would guess that a clear coat wouldn't stick very well to a polished surface. The smoother a surface is, the less likely aerosol can spray will stick...That product mentioned sounds like your best bet!