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1. PayPal is your friend. Can't go wrong with it. You can set up an account, and send money to it from your own bank account, pay with credit cards and the buyer doesn't get your card or personal info, get paid with it, and deposit money into your bank account from it. 2. You have a few places that you can ship. US Postal Service, UPS, FedEx, DHL. Usually UPS is cheaper on bigger stuff, and regular mail is cheaper for little stuff. You have the option to buy insurance for items over $100, which is a good idea, since it's only a few bucks per hundred dollars of the item's value. 3. Sell/buy via paypal. Payment is accepted by the buyer/seller. The buyer's address is on the email repeipt that you will receive from paypal. Package the item. If you're taking it to the mailman, you have to physically write the return and recepient's addresses on the box. Just like you're sending a letter. If you go to UPS, FedEx, or DHL, you just take it to them, and tell them the address. They print up a shipping label, and put it on the box. You also have the choice of printing your own labels from home, and paying for shipping online. Then, just take it to the shipper, and drop it off. UPS, FedEx, and DHL will email you the tracking number, and give it to you on the receipt. The postal service, you have to ask for a tracking number, and it's a couple bucks more.

Damn, that sucks bro. I'm gonna jump on the bandwagon, and say sue that shit out of them. My only question is, how did you get tickets for no tags, registration, insurance, and all that, if you were on a dirt road? I can see if it's a city owned dirt road, but I was under the impression that it's a private dirt road.

By the way, it shouldn't be really tight. You should have about an inch of up and down slack in it, with you sitting on the bike. If it's tighter than that, you could break the case where the primary sprocket is, or break the chain and it could bust your cases.

Just use the hose clamps. Tighten them down good. They won't fall off, trust me.

I'm know I'm gonna sound like an idiot here. But, not too sure what the purpose is to solder them. Why don't you just buy a new cable? I just bought a new Streamline Stainless Braided cable, coated with clear PVC, for $29. For Keihin carbs, you need part number C101-0813.

I have brand new power valves, and they both have o-rings around the shafts, and gaskets on them. From the looks of it, they shouldn't leak through the jets. The jets just determine how fast they open. I'm pretty sure that there is a diaphram on the inside of them. Maybe that needs replaced. If they leak through the powervavles, you're going to have exhaust leaking there too.

haha. Everything bolted right up man. Got everything together. Just waiting on the crank, so I can put the topend on the cases and close it up.

Agreed. If you have a limited budget, stick with a 4mil trail-aggressive trail ported set of stock cylinders. That's what I had on mine, and it was a beast on the trails.

No. Filling one side will make both sides pressurized. Something's either wrong with the guage, the air valve, or you have a major air leak somewhere. I woud check the tester fittings, intake boots, gaskets, and exhaust plugs before tearing the motor back down.

Hey, I take that back. The invoice for the reeds says 250, and the invoice for the intakes says 500. Yes, the part number for the reeds is V305B, and one of the boxes says right on it Cheetah/250R VIII REED ASSEMBLY. So, I guess you're right. I guess the invoice for the intakes is wrong.

Both invoices say CR500. That's for the reeds and the intakes, which came from two different places.

Brand new, still wrapped in plastic. Everything's new. Cheetah Cylinder, Cheetah head, 25cc domes, billet powervalves, Wiseco pistons, Wiseco rings, Wiseco wristpins, CR500 billet intakes and boots, CR500 v-force 3 reeds, all gaskets, all o-rings.

RZ350 Cheetah RZ350 is what Banshee engines are based off of. Pretty much like a Banshee motor, just with powervalves. There are slight differences with the cases and electrical system though. The pv's run off of electric controller's and servo's. Cheetah is basically a Cheetah DM with powervalves. You get the same race ready cylinder, but with tons of bottom end power. The pv's are run off of exhaust pressure. Powervalved motors are great for trails/hillclimbs. CP Industries Cheetah

hahahahahahahaha. I just bought an entire running 10mil 73mm Cheetah PV topend from M&M with billet intakes and ARP studs for less than $2,700. Came with everything to make it run, minus the crank. Call Andy.

True that. I've been looking for so long now, maybe he has the parts to build them now. I'll have to hit up dajo.

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Here's my harness. Just cut out the lights and voltage regulator.

You suck. :biggrin: It ain't that one on eBay is it? With the messed up tapered end?

pm NYUK. I'm sure he probably has some.

Big budget + aggressive trails + insane hillclimbs = 421 Cheetah PV.

hahahaha. I was thinking the same thing.

Angel ripper, I think you've jacked nayr's thread enough. Roll out.

Again, childish. I've never dealt with Duncan before. Don't care to, neither. Their online prices are more than the prices of others. I am a major bargain shopper, and I'm telling you who the best/cheapest people are to deal with. The site sponsors just happen to fall into the "great/cheapest" category.

Jack up the rearend, take off the chain, and spin the tires. I'm guessing either the rim or axle got bent.

First off Algel Ripper, fuck off! And why is every one of your posts edited? Nobody wants to hear you swinging on Trinity's nuts. They're fucking idiots, and they don't know shit. Their "builders" are dumbasses, who can't even assemble an engine correctly. If you go back to my post, it says "extremely overpriced, compared to MOST dealers." Fuck yes, I'll deal with people on eBay. I know that if I have a problem with something, I'll get my money back, or the correct item, by filing a complaint through PayPal. Not to mention all of the feedback lists that sellers have. And if you read further, it says that eBay is a good place to find small parts cheap. PS, I'm not getting into the childish name calling with you. I have a 2 year old that acts more grown up than that.