Ferocity02

Looking for a Marvin Shaw rear shock that is 14-15" in length, eye-to-eye. Can be a Comp, Hillshooter, or Coil Over. PM me

I'm looking for a MS rear coil over or hillshooter, needs to be around 13.5" eye-to-eye. I haven't measured exactly but I know it's around that. This will be for my Raptor 1000 with a +14 swinger so hopefully it came from a similar setup, or I will just it to MS for a rebuild if it's cheaper than buying a new one. Thanks!

Bought a swingarm pivot sleeve (crush tube) from him. Fast shipping, good price, thanks!

I only need the sleeve, no bearings or seals. This is for a +14 Raptor 660 swingarm with a solid pivot tube, thus I need a much longer sleeve. A used one from someone's old swingarm would be fine. I'll pay around $15 shipped for it. Shipping with USPS in an envelope would be a few bucks.

I'm not sure what it's called exactly, but I need the sleeve that goes inside the swingarm pivot. Looks like this....

I'm looking into getting a 2006 YFZ450, does anyone know of any good forums that get a lot of traffic that I could check out? I'd prefer one that's devoted to Yamaha 450's, kind of how this site is to Banshees. Thanks guys!

Wouldn't want to go up against her in a game of flip-cup.

I am looking into extended swingarms for the Banshee I'm going to get. I do mostly dune riding/dragging so I think a longer swingarm would be beneficial. I'm thinking a +2 or +4. Does anyone have pics from the side of their Banshee with an extended swingarm? I want it to look good and perform well. Thanks

Wrong. Red line is basically the RPM that you don't want to go over, getting it's name from the red markings that are on the tachometer in cars. Redline in most cars is governed, meaning the motor physically will not rev past that RPM. Peak power is almost always made before redline, making shifting at redline pretty much useless.

I haven't seen anyone check ever, but then again I've only been to Pismo dunes and Prarie city.

Good info guys, hopefully I'll see you guys out at Pismo sometime!

Cool! So they get green stickers even if the VIN says it should get a red?

Ok, I've been looking at green vs red stickers trying to understand how they work. I've figured out that a red sticker restricts your riding season to certain times of the year. My question is, which year Banshees get a red sticker, 2002 and earlier? I guess the red sticker is based on year and VIN number. I think if the 8th digit is a 3 or a C, then you get a red sticker. What if you have a 2002 Banshee with a C or a 3 in the 8th place, does it get a green or red sticker? I plan on riding mostly during the summer, which appears to be black out time for red stickers. Thanks!

LS1tech here too, and Norcal-LS1

Thanks! You mentioned the chain, how bad is sand for the chain? I'd imagine that with a lubed chain, it will get loads of sand in it, or am I wrong?