nayr742003

i would rather see no plastic then the raptor plastic on a banshee any day

rivets will suck we took off the warning labels on my buddies bike they kept coming off all the time we used stainless (small) bolt and nut set it looks really good

I ride my shee in the woods all the time and do alot of trails and hill climbs i even did a few GNCC races this year with it and i kept up with all the 400-450,s my best friend has a yzf 450 and he will tell you im hard to catch when im in front on the trails its all in what kind of riding you do and like but if your tired of your bike get that shee and you wont regret it at all

im not rich by no means but money isnt the issue it is was to buy and put in the engine that i want to know about

ok so im lookin into starting to rebuild my motor and i have researched alot of stuff and used the search engine so much that now im frustrated. What do u guys use as to rebuild what makes and what builders do u recomend i use? there is so many different companies out there so to get right to the point what is the best way to rebuild my motor?

I have a j-arm banshee and when i researched about them they were only 87 - 89 in 90 they changed but looking at this i didnt know that some of the things didnt interchange and the weight was so less;.

I have alot of tools so there isnt to much that i will half to get there and i ordered the clymer manual tonight i will half to wait till i get to georgia to get it thought its being sent there to my other house. Did it cost you alot to rebuild your motor? I would like to know how to even check things like the cranck and other parts so i hope the book will help me out there as well

I put a white brothers on mine and it didnt do anything. It was a waste of money to me but it does look good lol

inever oped a shee motor up is it really hard? Is there alot of parts that could fall out or any kind of spring that i half to worry about in there. I have a motor that i want to build but im not sure on how to build it i have never built a motor before.

no the boost bottel didnt help me it was a waste of money

my wife spent it on her new tits and yeah its kinda like a new toy for me to

It actually depends on what kind of hills they are if they are sand i agree with alot of the other guys but if it is dirt like here in pa i can climb alot around here and mostly everything i try and my bike has just a 2+ swing arm and dura blue axel and a bost bottel on it the motor has ben board over 30 over and thats it it all is up to the rider not the bike try some normal sized hills and go from there you know your bike the best so go from there and try it out.