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do you have any leftovers? i am a click away of the buy button on some t-6's but am very interested in the 916's. post or pm if you have any. thanks

is a used axis rear worth 300 bucks? or should i just throw the cash at getting my stocker rebuilt? the axis is set up pretty close to my weight/riding style.

ive got a 91 kdx200 if your interested

i cant believe you guys havent been bashed on the myspace thing yet. i posted about a MS page my wife made for me about my shee gettin ripped off and there were a few people that evidently didnt like it

my wife did the myspace page for me to try and help.i cant post pics or vidios on here because of my slow ass dial up. oh yeah, you dont have to be ON myspace to look at it. im not promoting that place at all. it is just where you can see pics of the bike and the vin #

old news but maybe theres some newer people on here since i last posted. i may get bashed for the myspace thing, but look up stolen 2005 yamaha banshee on mysp. thanks

some p.o.s stole my shee in the early hours of the 4th. any of you ohio riders out there keep your eyes and ears open for a blue 05,toomey t-6 pipes, stock front tires, razr 2 rears,renthal bars(without the bar pad on them), armadillo skid, and a flat aluminum plate clamped to the grab bar . any help will be greatly apreciated.

i had one on my z400 and liked it. if i ever bend the stocker on the shee thats what i will buy. it might even come with a locking lock nut,the z did. i had a durablue eliminator on a 300ex and it bent, the z saw way more abuse and never did bend the g force

yes, there are the adjustable timing plates and the +4 degree keys but i dont really know the benefits. i do remember seeing on here that the degree key was not reliable. i have been wondering the same thing since i saw the plates are only aroung 35.00

i had kenda klaws on my z400 and they really held up well, hooked up good and never had a flat. i just got razr 2's for the shee and dont really know if i like them yet

good luck. when i got my shee i got t-6's and started with the jets that came with the bike. 220 ran ok so i stuck the 240's in and it tottally ran like shit. stuck the 220's back in and took the snorkle off.this setup ran good but the top end was kinda short. then i found bhq and saw all these huge jet #'s and thought im pretty lucky i dint blow my shit up. now i have 280's and ireally notice how much longer it puls on top but now it runs like shit unless im wide open. iwas going to mess with the needles but my fingers froze to the carb caps :biggrin: f**ck this cold weather ,ill fine tune it in the spring. sorry i didnt have an actual input to help you i was bored :beer:

when the day comes im going to have mine crhomed and use it as a decoration. im sure my wife will love it just as much as my polished kdx piston :biggrin:

if you already have it tore down that far just do a rebuild. from what ive seen on here and heard from friends that own shees 3-4 yrs is about average before a rebuild is needed on a stocker. if your seeing no hone marks on the front or back of the cyls thats probly where the compression is leaking off. make sure the crank is still tight too before slapping on a new top end. good luck :biggrin:

the powerline race is about an hour from you. the sweet thing about it is you can go ride the property on holiday weekends to get familiar with the place.its another story on race day though,they change the course and add new shit every year.ive only went as a spectator but ive always wanted to try it.wish i did it when i had the z400 though cause i dont really want to thrash the shee that hard.not that it woulnt take iti just like it to much.i did a hare scramble on my kdx(which i thought everything was tight on) and the slightly worn partts were toast after the race.damn it was fun though :biggrin:

never rode one with that set up but im sure you will be happy with the performance and sound compared to the stockers :thumbsup: