phxrider

I've pulled a trailer that was about the same length with one axle, and it felt unstable over railroad tracks and big bumps.

Wrap vs. non-Wrap.

More like this!

I think they also call it "A" frame.

I'm looking to buy a new 8x16 tandem axle trailer for my quads, but I can't decide weather I want a wrap around tongue or not? I'm pretty sure I'll be using it for other things like picking up building material to do stuff around the house and of coarse, helping friends move. What's do you guys think? what are the advantages and disadvantages? Is there a big weight difference (Actual wieght of the trailer)?

PHOENIX ARIZONA I'm originally from the small town of FILLMORE, CA (Ventura County), just north of L.A.

HOLLY CRAP!!!! Make sure those are nice and secure, cuz if they fall off, they can kill the guy behind you ...........

I'll sell you mine for $9.99.................

Here's another site. Glamis Galleries

Love my 13-41 for dunning.

BellRay 80W...this what my shop guy recommended.

Front sprocket $15, and it makes a big difference. I did a 13 tooth up front for more bottom end.

If stickers can make a Dodge Neon go fast, they should work for Banshee's

Phoenix what does that stand for do you own any glass noveltys?????

TOO FUNNY MAN! I tried this yesterday on my shee, and it worked I turned the gas on for about 30 minutes, kicked it once.....nothing, then rocked it for a little bit and it started right up with the choke on.......

I've never worked with aluminum. A friend of mine said that it would discolor it by applying heat? is this true, or is he smokin something good?

I Have plenty of BEER, but no crow bar........

My AC Sixpack Rack needs some straightening. It looks like the previous owner popped the bike up, and it got caught on the sixpack rack bending it upward at about a 25 degree angle. What do you guys recommend for straightening back into shape?

"How do I get mine to rattle?" I like the way it sounds to....

I'm running 20x10x10 - 8 paddle Haulers and GBC Dune Trackers up front. I had a set of Sand Skate II's and I think Haulers have the best hook up to take you up them steep dunes with not soo much effort compared to using Sand Skates or any other V-shaped paddles. Some say the V-shaped paddles are great for dunning, but I think the back end sometimes slides around when you don't want it to like when ridding razor back dunes. I've used Mohawks, they look great but don't help you on the sharp or last minute turns like the Dune Trackers do.

I have an 01, and it takes me 4-5 kicks when it's been sitting around a while. But once it's warm, it starts up with 1-2 kicks. After ridding for a while, 1 kick does the job most of the time.

Have you tried this on Aluminum wheels? What grade of steel wool do you use? The sand eats up the inner part of the wheels and just using mother's polish doesn't bring it back to life. My handle bars have water stains I can't get rid of either.

Yeah, I've seen them. They look pretty SIC! I'm thinking of gettting me a set. So are you are you adverstising for LUGZ? Does this mean BHQ members get a discount?........ Do you have any pics of them installed on a Banshee?

What's up? I'm kind of new here and this is my first Banshee. It's been a while since I've been in the ridding seen, so I'm trying to catch up on aftermarket parts that are out there. I just came across these Billet inline engine coolers and I can't find them anywhere else but on e-bay and one other site. Does anybody on this forum own one? They say it makes more horse power, but I know that's bull. It might keep you from losing it by keeping the engine cooler, but do they really work? Take me to this product