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ATVridinMaNiAc

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  1. I doubt it there alot nicer then youd think, ive heard of highschool shop classes running them for years being used every single day over and over, customer reviews dont lie.
  2. Harbor freight sells a real nice bench buffer btw if you dont already have one, its only like 40 bucks.
  3. id really like to get a set, but i still have stock reed cages so its not as bad as all these people who already have VF2 or 3s.
  4. Yea i read all that, still dont understand how there available on e-bay.
  5. http://www.ebay.com/...b65276f&vxp=mtr http://www.mototassinari.com/vf4 Interesting...what i dont understand is the site says that there only released for ktm 250/300 right now until mid 2013 so how the fuck are those on ebay?
  6. I was always told the stock head was equivalent to about 23-24 CCs...
  7. Foam filters are a little bit more protection, and the K&Ns are a little bit more power. I wont run a K&N without an outerwear though.
  8. It seems like alot of the tires that have tread spaced pretty far apart work good on banshees, i would think the ITP GNCC would work good, but not sure of longevity.
  9. Yea thanks everyone for the help i got some awesome tips now, i ended up using simple green and a brillo pad and holy shit its white as can be, just a little scratched and swirled now, you cant really even notice it but im gonna hit it with some compoud to get rid of that.
  10. Sweet. i got magic eraser, bleach, engine degreaser, and maybe toilet bowl cleaner that i can give a shot on them.
  11. I have razr2s right now, the lifespan isnt the most important thing, but finding a good balance is nice, mine are at abiut 60-70 % now and they dont hookup that good, decent i guess but at least there 6 ply and you can air them down.
  12. I bet that would work, but im trying to find something i could just walk into a store and buy or something id have laying around already to take care of these plastics, id have to order that and seems like it only comes in a case.
  13. Yea i kinda figured the holeshots wouldnt last long, seems like the only one that will last is an HD, id love to try them though.
  14. The dollar tree stuff? i guess i could try simple green, greased lightning and a few others i see at walmart.
  15. Ok, i might try that, yea the plastic is in good shape but damn that shit wont come off easily it seems, im curious if a magic eraser would work also.
  16. I tried reading up on it and i saw something about the coin trick rubbing against plastic and then something about using a magic eraser. These plastics arent faded it just has this like oxidation acid rain looking shit all over it, not sure what you would call it but it has the little black stuff on it from sitting outside for ever, i wouldnt think it would be necessary to try and sand them or something, was curious what a good way to remove this would be without scratching or fading the plastic all to hell, thanks.
  17. Lmfao i thought the same thing, my Trailblazer i used to have had them.
  18. Good stuff, i really wanna try the STI or ambush tires.
  19. Right on, The HDs always seemed nice on other peoples bikes ive seen always wanted to try them, they are pricey though but id like to give them a shot.
  20. Yea see ive had razrs and razr2 now and imo they dont hookup well but last a while. Seems like you cant get a tire that hooks up good and lasts a while, im wanting to try either holeshot hds or xcr or kendas...buddy of mine has the cheng shin ambush and they seem real nice.
  21. Whoa damn just looked them up, those are more sand paddle type looking tires good grief lol.
  22. Just a friendly poll for the hell of it, curious to what people find to hookup well on dirt and opinions as well, as we all know its hard to find a tire to get good traction on banshees and not just spin like crazy. Please specify which type if needed such as Razr or Razr2. Thanks.
  23. probably a roller, maybe bottom one, spray some lube and see if it stops, along with spraying the chain.
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