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I checked on magicracing for domes and they say the stock size is 26 cc this sound really big. Can somebody confirm what size they are?

It 700 ft with 87 octane the rest of the time I run on 91 at sealevel

I'm in Canada and sometimes I go riding really up north and they don't have higher octane gaz than 87 . When I can I put 91 or 93 but I have to be safe with 87. I checked on nossmachine site with the chart they say stock is 130psi at sea level and with 21 it's 156psi. If stock is around 23cc I guess 22cc should be around 145psi. What do you guys think?

Ok here's the deal.Tried to make a search bur couldn't find an answer. I'm buying a coolhead and I'm wondering what size of domes would be safe. Stock motor, no port and will have a set of pro circuits pipes on. I'm at sea level and I ride mostly on 87 octane. There is no way I can get better gaz than that where I ride sometimes and I don't want to bring some octane booster with me. Do you think it would be safe with 21's or 22's is the only ones safe? I think stock is around 23cc if I calculated right. Thanks

I would check scooter tacks. They are made for two stroke but single cylinder. Not sure if it will work but it's worth checking.They are cheap and some of them rev up to 15 000 rpm.

Thanks i'l check what the crank looks like and maybe I'l get it trued and welded Can't wait anymore I WANT TO GO RIDE

^^^^^^^^^ I wish I don't have a clymers but I have Yamahas banshee manual, I'l check and make sure they're up to spec for sure Is it really worth it?I mean what is the advantage? and how much does it cost? Thanks

I need to open my cases to change my output axle (the guy who had the bike before welded the sprocket on it ) and I was wondering if there was something I should replace while it is open. I was thinking about my rings but is there something else(bearings, seals...)?

Ok thanks

Would you sell your nerf bars separetly? Pm me

I'm looking for a set of inframe all around pipes. Something like Fatties or T5. I live in Montreal. Send me pics of what you have by Pm.

Thanks guys I'm glad there are so many canadians on the forum and at least one from quebec the forum is awsome it really is the internet #1 Banshee resource

I'm new on the HQ and I thought I might start by presenting my self and finding who is ridding a banshee near me. My name is fred and I'm from Canada(QC). I live in montreal and bought my banshee last year. It needs a rebuild and I plan on doing it before the summer. Here is a pick of her: My shee Who else his canadian here? Where are you from exactly? this forum is great!