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What are the benefits of cutiing off the front fenders? Pros and cons? I'm sure riding in the rain or mud would be out. But mine isn't set up for that stuff anyway. Reguards.

Are they still oil injected or are they 4 strokers. My buddy is a habitual traffic offender and he has a 00'. It will pop up wheelies relativly easy. I was impressed. They are ok to ride to work unless you have to take a busy rural road with a high speed limit. I had to ride a honda ruckus for about a year and after a while I realized I was pretty much risking my life everyday, well mostly in the winter . It seemed like people driving cages have little or no respect for you unless they've been there. Anyways, looks nice and it will be fun. It will definatly pay for itself in no time. Like I say about my Harley, it's so much easier to put gas in my bike than my truck. It actually feels good. Enjoy :biggrin:

:biggrin: Let us know how things go when your back in one piece. :thumbsup:

I knew this stuff but it's always nice to hear it another way. Maybe a little catchy and easier to remember. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Nice job. The only stupid question is the one you don't ask.

Sorry I should have added it when I signed up. Hopefully it posts with my post. I ride about half trails and the other have is climbing steep hills with my buddy on his grizzly. His quad is pretty good at them hills. He walks up em. I'll just have to change my style. I just think that the stock wheel base with the power it has is a touchy situation. Enlighten me. I'm new to this banshee!

So a swing arm that is 2" longer than stock. Are they sized like the a arms such as +2? Or a actual size for example 14"? How long is the stock swing arm? Thanks again for your guys input.

Thank you. I more or less needed some clarification on the different parts. Most of my riding will be on trails so I don't want the swinger to be too long. How long do you guys think.

I just got a new to me shee. It's worked over and is extremely fast. I was wondering if a longer A-arm would help keep the front end down. Thanks.