DallasGDub

Great thread!!

Great prices.......

Very nice, I got a little something up my sleve as well.....

One of the good guys. I would gladly do biz with him anytime.

I agree with NYUK. If you use stock shocks on YFZ arms it will be really short and very soft. If anything, You will be better off keeping your stock arms, and getting the YFZ shocks. You can always get the arms later. I suggest you get a full skid plate of you keep your stock shocks and YFZ arms, unless your about 90lbs. lol....

Bent the shit out of mine,......check out the pics secitons on my old ones. LOL....

Also avoid power washing a ORing chain if you have one.

Yes. They come in PC Black and reg Aluim silver, but are both called AC Pro Peg Blackline. The older ones like mine, are just AC Propeg. Blackline is the newer style net rears.

I run the AC Pro's w/heel guards and love it.....I was running stock nerfs, with no heels. I came off a VERY short jump and I landed with my toes on the peg, and my heel too far back. My foot went down, and my toes touched my shin. I broke my foot and hyper extended my ankle. It sucked. I got full ac nerfs that week of. The AC Pro pegs mount to the back of the frame using a side support. It is makes room for a kick starts. It replaces the pegs with extra wide IMS style pegs as well. Takes all of 20 min to put in. The front bolt up to the motor mount holes. You take out the stock bolt, run a longer bolt all the way thru the frame, and then lock it down with a nut. So it is solid. Some tap the other side of the frame with threads, but this is just more work and not as strong. IMO, they are a must for trail or mx use. Pros: Safer than nothing at all, cheaper than Dr bills, pays for itself after your first ER visit. Cons: Acts like a shovel in the mud (I have heard newer styles are not as bad the old style. The new ones use nets in the back)..see my sig.....Like any nerf, it can get in the way of normal work on the bike. Builds a false sense of jumping ability...LOL....you will still bust your ass if you don't know how to work your footing right. A new pair of shoes don't make you run faster.

No, he is saying if you use the stock arms with YFZ shocks, it will be a little stiff and tall. If you use stock shocks on YFZ arms, it will be a little soft and short. You dont have to, but I would get +2 arms or YFZ arms to have it set up right to use YFZ shocks. If you use YFZ arms, it is just like running +2 arms (they are a hair wider than +2, not much). You will have to do some EASY grinding no matter what you decide to do. If you want YFZ arms instead of a set +2's made for a shee, you will also need spacers. Here is the link for all that. http://www.bansheehq.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=47969

Got my chain last night...thx for the deal man. Just like you said, it is brand new.

Thats a good deal on PT's Mids. I love mine. It is a great low to mid pipe when compared to the FMF.

This is true. It could have fell into his hands and he does not give a shit about it, just needs to get rid of it.

I wonder how he knows it is a 7mil if he does not even know what kind of carbs are on it.

Ebay clicky here

I like the Rapty rear style uncut. Has a flow to it, not boxy like the stock.

Very nice, I love the solid color look. Like Darkside's black shee, MarineNYC's shee, and Firehead's red shee. Al very nice bikes. It all temps me to rebuild....lol

I will take the chain.

I picked up a chrome clutch cover for 75 bucks. He has 2 left plus other parts. Here is the store link Also, here.. http://motors.shop.ebay.com/merchant/dessertsand2002

Bump, I was not able to get these carbs as planned. I am saving my duckets for xmas time.

I am interested, please send me some pics.

I have the HJC SPX matte black helmet. It is nice. I like the visor design. (Dont worry, the sticker on the top come off really easy)

I think he meant PM wednot5.

It is a fact that a huge % of todays older multi-millionaires made most of their cash off investing during the Great Depression back in the day. So this is the time to make some moves.

Make 1000cc SE models with a motor like this http://www.arctic-cat.com/snow/engines-2stroke.asp