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NYCBanshee7

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  1. Just took them to the track yesterday, man do they work good, first gear spins, but second up hooks up like a bitch. The bike is so much more predictable in the air now as opposed to the Heavy bandits and fronts.
  2. How long have you had them. I had mine for about 3 years, and i checked them and they are perfectly fine. Just my 2 cents before you take them out.
  3. I would go with the front suspension. I have the YFZ Shocks w/+2+1 a-arms and they are a huge improvement over stock. I would also think about a NOSS head to get some more low end power.
  4. They are Razr MX 20x6x10 .190 & 18x10.5x8 on Douglas .190. They were $365 with shipping from Rocky Mountain ATV.
  5. I am running Lonestar Fully adjustable +2+1 a-arms with YFZ shocks. They are so much better than stock and are only like $200. Any shock no matter the price, even Elkas will bottom out if you land wrong so thats why i didnt spend the money. My friend has Elka race piggybacks front and rear, and i cant justify spending all of that money.
  6. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/yamaha-bans...1QQcmdZViewItem
  7. How about the new Toomey Slip-on?
  8. I like my FMF and Toomey's!!!
  9. Just grind the upper shock mounts if your running aftermarket a-arms. Stock you will have to grind the bottom mounts also.
  10. Dont forget, BansheeFreestyler!
  11. I just want a 50 to ride around the neighborhood and do wheelies.
  12. Looking for a little Honda CRF or XR 50 dirtbike. If anyone has one to sell, let me know. I appreciate it. Thanks, Eric
  13. Got any pics, or any pics of your bike?
  14. They are the best investment I have made. $200 for Piggyback Shocks!! Compression and Rebound adjustable. You have to do some modifications to the frame, just 10 mins of grinding so the Piggybacks fit. They have so much adjustablitly you can you them for just about anything. I fly through the whoops atleast a gear higher now. I never rode on them with stock a-arms, but i heard with the +2 a-arms they are twice as good, so i picked up some in the for sale section.
  15. The rear shock is pretty good on the banshee. Rockets I think are a more top end pipe. Try FMF Fattys they are a great all around pipe. It all depends on how much you want to spend. I gave you the very basics to start MX racing. You can easily spend $10,000 if you want a Full blown MXer. Oh yeah, forgot, get some nerf bars, they will save your ankles!!!
  16. Pipes Air Filter New rear Tires Front Shocks A-arms Thats a pretty penny, With these mods you will love your Banshee 10x more.
  17. No, I bought the a-arms used, so they are setup for aftermarket shocks, not YFZ's. They are about a 1/2 inch longer. I put the bottom bolt through, then muscled the shock in. Not a big deal, wasn't hard. The shocks are soooo much better then stock and the adjustability is unlimited. Compression, Rebound and Preload. If you have any other questions, let me know.
  18. I might need the axle. How much, do you have any pics? Email EJW4LIFE@AOL.COM Very Interested. Thanks, Eric
  19. Sredish hooked me up with some nice LSR A-arms and heim tie-rods, TRUTH did great on the YFZ Shocks. Thanks, Eric
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