-Herbie-

interested in the pipes, can you run spark arrestors with those?

i think i got one will look tomorrow

where in PA are you located? a friend is looking for a banshee

The brass inserts in mine are spinning. Are they tight on this tank?

is your choke crossover tube installed & in good shape no cracks etc?

still available.....

Tires sold

id do $25 shipped if you want them paypal is [email protected]

tie rods are sold sorry

20x10x9

I am pretty sure i have the bushings cause I installed yfz shocks on my banshee, if your interested i can look for them. Shipping for the axle looks like it would be $14. If intersted pm me your e-mail address so i can send you a few close ups of the axle.

send me a pic of the sprocket [email protected]

Thread updated with what i have left for sale

i also could coat your pegs if you want them done.

$30 shipped OBO.....

Its from powder365.com and is called graphite black.

Thanks man! Yea i coated them myself. I just recently set-up a small home operation. Doing some springs this weekend with chrome base & translucent blue, should look badass when done.

Coated this week with 2 coats of graphite black. PC has slight texture, flat black look with tiny sparkle. $35 OBO shipped.

I emailed on that one in Cleveland OH and got same response...

i took an old shower unit and made it my powder booth, works well, easy to clean. id say start with at least a dual or adjustable voltage gun from caswell or eastwood you will outgrow the HF gun in short order. i built an oven extension so my std kitchen oven will fit a swingarm. i learned all the tricks off powder365.com forum, and there is a guy on there selling a used adj caswell gun for $50 which is a great price. its not hard to do but is time consuming and to do it right you need a fair amount of supplies and equipment.

bump for a good seller!!

looks nice, u pc yourself?

I have a pro design one that came on my 97 that i would let go. its red with black lanyard. $15 shipped. PM me your phone# and i will send you a pic.

Original post updated, still got some stuff left.

i went to lowes and bought a solid hardened steel rod, drilled a hole in the end and inserted a cotter pin and used it to pound out the bolt on my yfz. The cotter pin helps keep the rod centered on the swingarm bolt and it sticks out a good 2ft so i don't have to worry about hitting the bike with the sledge. I used a full size 10lb sledge on the yfz and it still took me a good 2 hours of beating on it before it finally broke loose. IMO i would cut it though, that's how i did my banshee after 2 weeks of trying to beat it out.