WantABanshee

so did it work well?

I'll trade you a brand new Toomey 2 into 1 air filter for your stock airbox and lid!

Sorry for the late response. I bought the bike off of a guy that said they were T-3's. The motors been out of the bike so I haven't heard it run or seen them with the pipes installed.

2001 Yamaha Warrior 350cc, very very clean, very well taken care of, low hrs, one owner, oil changed frequently, never wreaked or abused, a few aftermarket parts: 80% tread life Holeshot tires, alum. handlebars, new grips, nerf bars, Cobra Jet exhaust This is a very well taken care of quad. I bought it back in 2001 and have owned it ever since.The motor has never been apart and never been tampered with. Within the week of when I bought the quad I purchased these Holeshot tires. Since 2001 I have only wore 20% of the tread off the tires and the quads even been rode on the road!! Talk about low hrs!! The quad blue books for $2,000 and have seen quads go for that or more that are not as nice. I am selling because I need the money to fund another hobby. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. Asking price is $1,700 and I'm in Ohio *****VIDEO******

damn the pipe on that blaster is sick!! Good luck with the sale

Thanks for the input guys! Its a 06 Banshee with quite a few hours ***QUESTION*** If I don't see alot of the stud for both of the chain tighteners does that mean its all the way adjusted or does that mean that I have alot of tightening left?

My chain adjustment is almost all the way in. I will be replacing both my sprockets and chain. What is a good gearing for a trail banshee that still is close to stock gearing. Its got Toomey T-3 pipes, airfilter, reed valves, When your chain adjustment is in like mine isn't it best to replace the chain/sprockets as an assembly? Thanks

Ok so Engine Ice it is. What other popular mods do people do to aid with cooling in a low speed situation? Besides a cyl. head swap?

I just bought a bike and am rebuilding it.. I ride all trails and was wondering what you guys did to keep your banshee from overheating?? I will be rebuilding it w stock internals and stock headed Thanks

Does that include the lid?? I have paypal ready for purchase of Good condition airbox Thanks, Colby

I have a bench grinder that I could put a wheel on... I'm not wanting to spend a fortune but do want to get into it alittle... what kit would I be best at purchasing? So my sanding process was correct just not the polishing process?

I'm gettin ready to polish my side engine cover and practicing on my exhaust silencers... I washed them with dawn soap and then wet sanded them starting at 400 grit, 800 grit, 1000 grit and 2000 grit... Now I know it will still be dull after sanding but mine were duller then I think they should be... After that I took some generic metal polisher and used a drill fastened to a vice with a car buffer on it... Where am I going wrong? I am not achieving the mirror finish like others... Is it the car buffer wheel is too soft of a polisher?? Here are some after pics... as you can see not nearly the mirror finish I was looking for

I have a brand new Toomy 2 into 1 air system. I ride too many wet trails for it and would like to trade it for a stock air box with no melted spots... Let me know I can get pictures if interested

I want a stock airbox and lid! if anyone's got one they'd sell me I'd appreciate the response paypal ready thanks

pm handlebar price and a-arm price

whats his contact number?

Rebuilding a Banshee to OEM. I know the route I wanna take with the top end, but does anyone make a COMPLETE bottom end rebuild kit? I'm talken seals, bearings, gaskets etc? Ps. the search function on this site is not good thanks

thanks for the reply.. Whats my other options?

I just got a Banshee and trying to decide on which route I want to go with the air intake. I ride trails and of course it splashes water and do not want to get any water in my motor. I have the Trenga racing 2 into 1 filter and am considering putting the stock airbox back on. Do they make something that makes the stock airbox protect better? I know its bad about leaking. I would rather sacrifice alittle performance for protection Thanks guys

bump for a great bike and buy

pics to birdman94416@hotmail.com of the handlebars and adjustable timing plate

^^ Thanks for the bike!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm really happy with it man

haha relax Wade I didn't have time to reply but i did call you about 5 mins ago

Wanting a Banshee that is in a decent price range. Stock or with minimal mods the better. Anywhere near Ohio or WV Thanks.