Holyman

Send me a pic... [email protected] That would be another great reason to stop by while I'm in Vegas next week

I guess I'll be the knob... since I handle homeowners claims. First you need to know that every state has different laws about insurance. Some areas have different laws about insurance. SO the insurance co has to write policies that are in accordance with the laws where you are. I live in Illinois and my insurance {even with the same company} is not going to be the same in Wisconsin because of the laws of each state. Second, the rates are based on the claims experience of the company in that area. So if you live in an area where everyone turns in claim frequently, then your rates will be much higher than areas where people don't tend to turn in alot of claims. This can change drastically from one town to the next or one PART of town to the next depending on the size of the town {ie Chicago, New York}. Third, in order for insurance to work at all, you need 10's of thousands of people to pay in in order to pay for a single fire. In the last couple of weeks I have had 2 fires in an area that cover just 5 zipcodes in Chicago. We are talkin about an area that is less than 3 miles by 8 miles. Both of those fires will cost more than $150,000 each. On average, my 5 zipcodes will have 1 of these fires a month. That's 1.8 million dollars in my area alone. That's 3600 people paying $500 per year every year and not getting anything in return. That's just fires. Every day we pay for toilet overflows, baseball thru the window, car hitting the garage door, frozen pipes etc. And none of that includes the occasional windstorm or hail or flood. So when an insurers see that one kid breaking his neck on an ATV or trampouline is going to cost $500,000.00 each, and anyone can get one for cheap, it makes a little more sense that they don't want the risk. If the rates doubled for 3600 people so each year 3 kids could get hurt on ATV's or jumping on a trampouline, people would be outraged. It's easier and cheaper to just not insure the relatively few who have 'em.

What's your last name? Afterall most people wouldn't name their kid Billiy Bob any more but it does go pretty well with Thornton

There is currently a discussion on this under product reviews. Like fro said there are 2 oils for every man woman and child in the universe. We all have our preferences. Stick with one that's available and affordable. I use Amsoil because it is both and a full synthetic. It only costs about $2.50 per 5 gallons which is only 50 cents a gallon to mix. Do your research and pick one.

Are they fronts or rears? Send me a pic and a price to... [email protected]

Interested in selling just the rims? email me... [email protected]

me too. if you want to get some amsoil, let me know. i sell it at dealer prices plus shipping.

send a pic and a price on the tank plastic... [email protected]

Hey if you don't want it, let me know. I may just want that one.

send a couple pics to... [email protected]

I have an early model caliper. Email me at [email protected]

Send me a pic of the tires/ rims... [email protected]

I have one that's lightened. You better buy Meats cause I want $165 for the lightened one. I am slightly interested in the stock flywheel though... [email protected]

First of all, welcome to BHQ. Second, you should try to post the specific questions in the correct forum. To answer the stock carb top question, they are put there to prevent the throttle from sticking and the bike running away from you or over someone else. They have some switches in the carb tops and the parking brake perch and the thumb throttle that all work together to prevent the quad from speeding away.

I'd like 'em as close to new looking as possible. Don't want the tires so if the tires are worn out, I'll take 'em but He's already got tires.

Can you email me a price on the flywheel? [email protected]

Are you the original owner? Do you have kids?

Mine used to almost stall the engine if I didn't rev it a little. Switched to tractor oil and now no problems.

ust curious... what kind of trany oil were you running and did you have a coolnt leak into the tranny case? Do you have pics of the damaged parts?

I'll take the AMP ink... [email protected]

Spraying the ball aint gonna do it. It won't fold out because the stock ball has either a flat spot in it or has worked the retention hole too big and the ball sticks out too much. You need the Holyman rebuild

Certainly she would understand you NEED pics. Afterall it is for the sake of the Banshee.

I have a pair of Trinity Ported RZ jugs I'd sell for $350. They are ready for .050 pistons.

In that case we now DEMAND photos.

Where do you live. You need local help. But if you can read, buy a Clymer manual first.