[RZ350]

It's not my bike but I thought there might be some interest here. If I had teh money it would be mine :biggrin:

 

 

http://spokane.craigslist.org/mcy/732968474.html

 

 

Cheers,

[some cheap car audio and other stuff on ebay]

I pop in at least once a week. Just don't post much.

We'll see about getting the shee (keep your fingers crossed for me :biggrin: ) need to raise the funds before it sells. I'm still a broke college person. another year and I'll finish my B.S.

[some cheap car audio and other stuff on ebay]

yes it's my stuff, all brand new. I have a chance to get another shee just about $500 short. Help me out and buy my stuff.

 

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ2...gargamelQ5fshee

 

Thanks,

Jeremy

[97 banshee for sale]

location??

[Banshee VS TRX250R]

there you go, that's a good idea

 

building them is as much fun as riding them :baseball_original:

[Pro Design kill switch, inline cooler, front brake master]

how well does the cooler work they look trick do u kno the science behind em?

 

aluminum transfer heat quicker then rubber, air cools it. I don't have numbers to say it help "x" amount but every little bit helps IMO. and looks cool :biggrin:

[Pro Design kill switch, inline cooler, front brake master]

im interested in the tether i got one but it doesnt work.

 

OK? So is that interested as in you would like to buy it and need a place to send me the money?

 

OR

 

Your interested and need/want more info, but forgot to ask?

[thumb throttle w/ skull billet top]

TTT

 

:baseball_w00t:

[Pro Design kill switch, inline cooler, front brake master]

TTT

 

:baseball_original:

[Cool ass shit!]

that guy was on OCC the other day. He's riding that dragon bike around the world.

 

cool find, those are wierd and cool

[for a CRF450 rear stock shock]

on ebay now

[Pro Design kill switch, inline cooler, front brake master]

went on Ebay due to lack of interest here

[thumb throttle w/ skull billet top]

now on ebay

[powdercoating oven]

here are some pics of one

 

http://lerch.no-ip.com/atm/Projects/Powder_Coat/Oven.htm

 

the site it came from ^^^

 

http://www.diybanter.com/archive/index.php/t-83256.html

 

^^ has the detail build of the oven

 

 

 

Here is the site we used to build my friends. It works awsome!! To bad he moved with it so I can't use it anymore :sad:

 

http://www.powdercoatoven.4t.com/Index.html

 

 

The best tips I can give would be to shoot the powder outside (unless you make a both too) as it gets real messy. We even made the oven with wheels so it could be pushed outside to use.

 

The powder is flamible and can explode in an oven of this size if the air has a lot of powder floating in it. Just use lots of ventilation and you'll be fine.

 

hope this helps

:beer:

[powdercoating oven]

that controler looks cool.

 

we went the cheap route:

 

Got 4 electric ovens from the dump (you get weird looks when you go in with empty truck and come out with stuff :biggrin: ) here they have a section ppl drop off appliences only.

 

then stripped out the oven heat element and the controls from the ovens

 

put two sets in the bottom and two sets in the top, cover with sheet metal (so there is no direct heat to damage PC). Then use the controls out of the ovens, spliced a bottom set together with a top set (2 controls used). We used two of the oven controls so that they would be independant to keep a better temp control. This way if one is off +/_ some degrees it would have a redundent control for half the heaters.

 

for the oven construction:

got sheet metal bent like a "C" and slid high temp foam installation from lowes in it. Riveted all together, high temp silicone for exhaust all seals.

 

and made a track system so that powder could be shot on a trolly then just rolled in the oven

 

There is a website that we got the idea from that showed good pics, and we just changed it as to meet his needs. I'll see if I can find that site again, it was a great help.

 

:beer:

[World Trade Center]

Ya, I know what he said, if the mexicans are the majority, somebody has to be the minority, and that would be us poor white folks................... :shoothead:

 

Sorry, the way it read I thought you were on the Mexican side of the equation.

[powdercoating oven]

That sounds big enough to put a lot of different frames in. I helped a friend build one a while back, so if you need any ideas on construction I'll tell you how we built his. It was super simple and only cost about $250 to build and was about the same size.

 

:beer:

[World Trade Center]

What do you mean in 15 years, we already are the minority..................... ::

 

he said "majority" a little different :biggrin:

[***FMF SST OR TOOMEY T5***]

If you want something different get the Grand River Racing pipes

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Grand-River...009291287QQrdZ1

 

but out of the two listed T- 5's all the way. FMF are good pipes but the T-5's are better IMO.

 

From what I have heard the GRR inframes are great and then you don't have to switch pipes later as you mod.

 

:beer:

[Riding Boots]

like stated above

 

Just ride, ride, ride. Position the shift up as needed.

 

You'll get use to it. Broken ankles suck, and are expensive.

 

:beer:

[banshee wont idle/backfires]

Was it running good then al the sudden this started?

 

Has it been slowly getting harder to start?

 

Have you touched anything, then it acted up?

 

Do a compression test to check your topend. Need more info to tell you other things to check.

 

 

 

:beer:

[Man it's a hot one......]

I hate humidity, thats why I moved to the West coast.

 

Been around 97 for a week but now it cooled off a little and is a perfect 80ish.

 

Never to hot to ride here, just wait till evening or ride in morning and it's perfect.

 

I love the summers up here, winter is a different story.

[The Person Above You]

is a post whore

[The Person Above You]

^^^^ aka fire crotch ^^^^

[The Person Above You]

likes to take it in his Mud slinger :baseball_shocked: