A 250R is a good example. 180 is stock compression and you can run 93 octane. Need to no the Compression ratio. We just all happen to know the cranking compression cutoff on Banshee's.
Jeff at Fast has good high tensile strength non o-ring chain for sale by the foot for a good price. Or you can call Sandtoyz Unlimited and they sell a nice Regina long enough to do up to a +14, just cut it to your app.
RK TEK and a few others make a billet head for the Cheetah. There are a lot of bore sizes for the cheetah, even a few at 78 before they changed the intake and called them a DM.
I realize that, but your comparison sake kind of comes off ass hole'ish. Either you want to buy it, or you think this guy is a douch because he wants to much and you don't comment on it... I am sure if it were your thread, you would feel the same way. I am sure he is aware of what they sell for new.
Yes, but just a tad. Taking the lid off will obviously make a bigger diff yet. If you are not running through massive puddles and mudholes, you will be fine w/lid off. Good luck!
I realize not everyone wants polished, but that will run at least $100 and not everyone lives in a town you can just go scoop up a Cub. So now you're in the $950 to $980 price range + used price of $40 for domes...It will sell.
I would have to disagree. I would agree if it was summer time, but since you have no idea where you should be I would start w/the 270's and work down. You may be rich, but you might find that the bike runs really well w/270's on those 10 degree days...
Stock crank, front brake setup, rear shock setup, polished billet lowering block, carb and K+N, clutch cover, headlights, and fuel pump all still up for grabs. Make offers on this stuff!