Shawn R

Just sent you a PM with phone number to text pics to. Can you also get me a shipping quote to zip 97424? Thanks.

Make a offer...need this sold so I can start working on the banshee....

daily bump...need this gone to get working on the new banshee

I have a brand new in box Stage 2 Hot cam for a Yamaha Raptor 250. I decided to go a different route and got him a banshee. This is brand new in box and ready to go. Save big money off of retail. $130 plus shipping OBO. Thanks for looking.

I am looking to spend around $200 for the exhaust

Looking for some parts to pep up my sons new banshee. I am looking for a cool head for stock cylinders with 22cc domes. Also looking for aftermarket exhaust (FMF, Toomey, CPI, Trinity) needs to be in like new condition. Also in the market for a set of 22x11x8 8 paddle extremes prefer bead to bead. thanks

I wonder how much it would cost to rechrome?

I am looking for a set of pipes for my sons banshee. Looking forward to seeing the pics

Sold!!!!

I live in Cottage Grove which is about 30 minutes south of Eugene. I ride primarily at Winchester Bay and sometimes go to either Coos Bay or Florence.

I live in Cottage Grove which is about 30 minutes south of Eugene. I ride primarily at Winchester Bay and sometimes go to either Coos Bay or Florence.

I was using them with my vito's 4mil with a +6 swingarm. I am now running a 472 supercub and for my riding style they weren't enough for the new build.

Here are some better pictures that I took this morning. The tires are in excellent shape and are ready to go.

I have a set of 22x11x8 skat trak 9 paddle extreme bead to bead buff on Douglas 8x8 blue label wheels for sale. They are in great conditiion. I am only selling as I just went to a 12 paddle of the same tire on my banshee. Tires hold air with no problem. Wheels could use a little polish from sitting in my garage. Looking for $350 obo. If you want them shipped then buyer pays for paypal fees and shipping fees. Located in oregon.

I run the Oregon dunes and I run bead to bead buffs on my quad. They are not as shaved down as the ultralights which in most cases slowly leak air. On my set of bead to beads they hold air even over the winter time. I would only recommend running the ultralights if I was on a drag only style of bike. Just my .02

Here is another idea to throw in the mix...how about the 9th or 10th of July at winchester bay? before dunefest and after sand fest. I am open for a ride....I am not a big fan of florence but I am down for whatever.

This is just a start. It will give us time by extending the deadline. I would appreciate all than can take a moment and sign. Thanks.

I need everyones help. Our local forest service in Oregon is trying to close over 100 miles of ATV trails. Please visit the link below and read whats going on. There is a petition on there also that we are trying to get 5000 signatures. Help us save our riding area as who knows who they will go after next. duner central link to forest service closure and petition website.

If you are in the area of Sweet Home, I would give Cameron at Redline a call and he will cover several options you can do for a dune banshee. I live in Cottage Grove and it was well worth the trip to have him build my banshee. I am running a 4 mil supercub, port match cases, 35mm carbs, lockout clutch, Big bore CPI's with Cascade silencers(they pass sound check). I am right around 100hp and it has amazing torque which is nice for tree shots. Another option is you have to decide whether you want to run race gas or premium. That is the setup he recommended to me and it is a great duner on the trails and it is also good at the drags, staying really reliable was the focus I had when having this build done. In the end it is up to what you want to do.

If you are going to be using this mostly as a duner vs a more race application I would opt with a 20x10x10 7 paddle extreme or a 8 paddle hauler. If you like to slide it around and hit the bowls go with the 10" setup if you are more into hillshooting and the flats then the 8" would be the way to go. The difference between the standard hauler and the extreme hauler is that the extreme has thicker blades which are less prone to flexing and wear. Sidewalls on the tires will be the same unless you go to a bead to bead buff or a ultralight. Just my .02. I personally run a 22x11x8 9 paddle extreme bead to bead buff on my 4mil supercub and I am a big guy.

So lets keep this thread going...I would love to see a huge turnout. I will bring my hd camcorder so we can capture some great footage for the website or for youtube uploading. If not I will just use my HTC Evo to capture video...Either way is should be a kick ass time. In case anyone is interested I will be camping in Sand Camping area D...should be right in front of the last parking lot. I drive a black Nissan Titan and we will be tenting it. Stop by and say hello as I am always looking to meet new people to ride and just shoot the shit with.

I missed the Raptor Rally, however I am down with some friendly conservation and racing. Where were you running at? I will be on the banshee that is in my pic and in the pictures below. Let me know whats up and sounds like fun....

X8 for Cameron at Redline Racing. He did all the motor work when I had my YFZ450 and now he does all my motor work on my banshee. I just had him setup a 4mil supercub and I couldn't be happier with the results or the great customer service if you have any questions then in my opinion Cameron is the guy to build a motor from mild to race.... BTW my supercub pulls hard as hell. Like everybody else has said he is a site sponsor so support our site sponsors.

You can camp right at the dunes. As far as sound is concerned we do have a 93 db limit that is enforced. You would have less of a chance of a ticket at winchester bay. If you like the big hills and tree shots then winchester bay is the place to go. Florence is ok has a mixture of flats and beach access if you want to ride on the beach. Coos Bay has some nice hills and tree shots with beach access also. If your state has OHV registration then you should not have to get a Oregon pass when you get here.

With your setup I would go with the 9 paddle extreme 21x11x8. I like the extremes because they don't flex and you get great hook-up. Good luck with your dilemma