Phelps

i just ended up buying a no loss air chuck for 35 bucks. i got a friend with a nitrogen bottle and gauges already just didn't have a chuck that would work with setting shocks at the same pressure.

have it cut down for a 4mil, or ported for a 10.

one out each side. one bracket has had typical repairs, but is not noticeable and is a good repair. 300 and i will cover shipping up to 30 bucks.... anything over that will be yours to pay

new, used just needs to be a pretty good deal.

yes. a hand held pump and force oil through the bleeder valve.

you either have to bleed them backwards (from the caliper up with a pump) or just set there and barely tap the brake lever until you see tiny bubbles coming up. doing it that way will take a while!

so how did the red rtv work out? was always told not to use a rtv silicone....

the basket bushings are def wiped out. shouldn't be any play from the basket to the gear. doubt that's causing a "rattle" but fix that as well.

ok the front fibers are gone.... i will sell just the seat cover for 75 shipped, or whole seat for 150 shipped.

keeping it just going with a different color

450 shipped got way more than that in them.

i am on the fence.... in one way he is right. every member here has had to ask a question big, or little. that's how we learn, but on the other hand to own a machine such as a atv or any vehicle for that matter you should know general maintenance or have the money to pay someone. tightening a chain other than how to mix gas and change oil should be the first thing you learn how to do.

if you rode a dirtbike then you know how to tighten a banshee chain....... 2 carrier bolts and 2 adjuster bolts. you will need a 10mm, 12mm, 14mm and (2) 17mm wrenches. have someone sit on the bike (pretty heavy person) and adjust it until it starts to get tight.

i use different clears depending on how fast and the quality. omni260 quick clear, ppg3000 and 4000.

don't hold me to it, but i am sure the webbing and rods are the same on the stock stroke and 4mil. the 10 mils have different rods. Andy buys them in pieces and builds them himself so quality control is light years past the thrown together ones on ebay not to mention they are trued and welded by a reputable person. you can get upgraded bearings at very little extra. i run his 10mil crank and have 0 issues with it. by far less money than billet and being forged over billet it will take some neglect when human error comes into play.

hit up andy at M&MATV he is a site sponsor and sells good cranks for a good price.

good seller and buyer here bob. gorgie is top notch!

i use ppg automotive paint just because i have free access to it. wash plastics using a grit type hand cleaner soap with scotch bright . i use a 3m grey scotch bright and ample amounts of soap. the grit soap not only cleans, but also promotes mechanical adhesion. 2nd step is to use a wax/grease remover mine being m103 which is just rubbing alcohol. then i use a spray adhesive. i use ppg "plastik" but you can get "bulldog plastic promoter" most auto stores carry it. ok from here you can go one of many ways..... i use ppg sealer, base, clear with flex, or i have heard of ppl using krylon fusion with good outcomes. either way remember PREP is 90% of the finish job. if you don't prep it well it will release, crack etc. if you have deep scratches you can use 600 and up grit with water. anything anymore aggressive will not cover with paint. also if you end up using krylon the sealer is not necessary. it just gives base a good surface to bond to and helps cover evenly. hope this helps.

same here. great seller.

no longer need. thanks

lol

send me a pm of what you have, amount and pic's if possible.

please do not send me a 5k offer on both bikes when the blue bike alone is worth more than that. not to mention i said i was even throwing in a 16ft car hauler. make a real offer, or refrain from pm'ing me.

also have a 16ft trailer that i will throw in to haul it all off. send me a pm for a deal on alll of it. the prices i listed are no where near what i would consider letting it all go for if someone just showed up to pick it up.