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I have a set of sidewinder ti-moly sprockets 15t 41t with an x-ring chain for sale. I'm 220 and they works great for me.

Your are correct, you don't have to bake first. If you don't when you sandblast you push the oil into the metal, then after coating it will break down then push through, only to ruin the nice work done.

I heard about this process. The results are GREAT!! if you can control the temp. :yelrotflmao:

The best way to do this would be, place them in the oven for about 20 minutes, this burns off all the oils and helps to break down the paint. Take Duct tape and tape off all the openings, so nothing can get inside the open ports, and sand blast them. This will give the best surface to hold the powder coating. Also when you remove them from the oven and sand blast them make sure you wear gloves or your hands are super clean.. If you don't you will deposit oils back onto the metal.

I'm from CT, and the sub frame was bent from wheelies, but I have set brand new plastics on it and they sit fine. The frame is raw no paint, or powder on it. I was going to have it powder coated what ever color the person buys it would like.

I have one with a title. Where are you located?

I have a Set of Black tie-rods ready to go, Red swing arm that would be killer in that thing, and some red fender stays for the front. All this stuff is coated and needs a good home. I also have a set of front and rear rims I could get done in black or something else if you'd like. The fronts are douglas 160's and the rears are stock. If you want parts coated let me know I will work with you on that as well.

I have a pretty much brand new set of Ti-moly sidewinder sprockets and chain for sale. I have 3 rides on them.

Good deal! If you want anything else colored let me know.

Awesome deal ! Did ya get your motor mounts yet?

I think the green would be awesome.

Once again...... The Pipes are SOLD!!!!!

There are many factors in this, and not just one simple answer. For the most part though its the frame length, width, and heights, IE pegs to the seat, and the seat to the bars. Then there is motor placement. As stated above where the a-arms meet the frame, also the angle of how the spindles are roated. The swing arm into the frame have alot ot do with the front and back power placement. The banshee is a long heavy machine, when you put it up to the 250r, but then you have the power to weight ratio of the twin vs. a single. Other factors to concider are how you have your set-up most track quad are built for jsut that, top notch suspension, anti-vibe just about everything, and the weights of every part is kept low. To reduce fatigue and arm pump, probably a +1 stem with anti-vibe, or maybe the fast flexx bars. Wider a-arms and a good set of say zero pre-load shocks, +1 up on the foot pegs. You might also want to think anout a 2-1 carb set-up less to push with your thumb or a twist throttle.

Above is all I have left. Sorry.

White powdercoating should not fade, or yellow.

Money you should go for this, it's a great deal. That price alone just covers teh shipping...

What are you looking to spend? Something without a title will cost a bit less, than a titled frame. Also finding something on the same coast might help, I got quoted $170 from, connecticut to washington for the frame I have. That was UPS freight.

Not mine. I haven't listed anything on e-bay.

Just what he said!! I have an A-arm frame. from a 2001 banshee with a title pick your color powder coating. I have a swing arm shoack linkages, rims and tires for the front and rear. I also have plastics.

Okay this is what I have left.. All the powdercoated stuff 1. Stock length swinger Red Vein $90.00 shipped 2. Tie rods(black), and Fender stays(vein red) $40.00 Shipped(chain adjusters are sold) 3. Complete front brake set up $90.00 shipped 4. Full set of blue plastics factory cut UFO's front, rear, tank cover, rad cover, and One gripper seat cover. $250.00 plus shipping 5. Front spindles black $90.00 shipped All the non coated stuff, bare(sandblasted)......Pick your own colors 1. 2001 Frame(titled) Bare $350.00 (powdercaoted)Single coat$400.00 Two stage $450.00 +shipping 2. Rear shock linkages $60.00 shipped pick a color I also have two sets of front rims and tires 1. Douglas .160 with stock yzf tires one has a plug $85.00 shipped 2. Stockers with Bandit XC tires $75.00 shipped One set of rear rims and tires they are the factory gold rims, with Shredder tires. $75.00 shipped I just found a front and rear sprocket set, they are Sidewinders Ti-moly 15-41 if anyone wants them. I may still have the chain to go along with it. This is for a stock lenght swingarm.

I want 350 for it not coated(sandblasted), and 400 single color, or 500 for a double color. without shipping I set plastics down on it and they fit like stock, so the bend is not really bad. I will try to get shipping quote later on tonight when I get to a better computer.

I have one, it's a 2001 w/title. The rear grab bar area was bent but not bad. I won't have pictures til thursday when I get to the shop, I just left. The frame is bare ready for powdercoating, which I will get done if you want choose the color. Only bad news is I am on the east coast.

They are factory gold rims, I believe those are 8"

I have a set of rims and tires for sale.

If you go to the hardware store they have thread gauges, and you can stick a bolt though the hole to get the other size. Order then from a machine company they will be about 15-20 dollars each.