esterelbanshee

I can't believe nobody answered you. Shameful I say. I had Bills Pipes on a basically stock Banshee and they were great pipes. My elevation is 1200ft above sea level so comparable to yours. Start with 270 jets. This should be pretty close if not right on. You may need to go up a size depending on the filter setup. These are summertime #'s. If you live in the snow start with a 300 jet. If you don't jet for winter conditions kiss your pistons goodbye.

I ride in jeans, shorts, and anything else I have around. Never ride in MX boots because shifting simply sucks. I never burnt my leg. My pipes don't even come close. I think it comes down to rider size. I'm 6 feet tall, 180lbs and I sit far back on my seat. Baby wipes is the way to go

I just got finished installing a set of Bill's Platinum Pipes. I didn't have time to rejet yet so I haven't tried it yet. Are these any good? The install was super easy and the fit was perfect.

Yes

Kinda like 22's on a pickup.Gay

It particularly sucks when you are pumping a specific amount to get the premix right. Not cool

I definitely noticed a significant volume change right at the pump. I pumped exactly 20 liters. Maybe the gas station is ripping me off?? I always use the same gas can

Go 3 jet sizes up for winter

I pumped 20 liters of gas into my gerry can at -10c and noticed that there is reduced volume compared to summer temps. So now I'm wondering if it would be appropriate to reduce the amount of oil in the premix? Oil doesnt lose volume like gas does. I usually mix 500ml oil into 20liters in the summer. Does gas regain some volume when atomized in the carb?

A local guy is selling some Splatch pipes?? Never heard of them. He's telling me they're fantastic. Anyone know these?

Just got done re jetting the bike for winter. Had a chance to throw on the winter rubber as well. There's 5 inches of fresh powder out there calling my name but it's currently 3am here. I think i'll wait till morning. DONT FORGET TO REJET FOR WINTER

I'm sure he could. I'm looking to order one through my local shop along with some other stuff. They give me a decent discount. I dont want to have to either wait for UPS or get a nasty little surprise bill from them (brokerage fees to Canada). I need to know who else makes a tough swingarm skid?

SOS pad works wonders on chrome and doesnt scratch at all as long as theres a bit of soap left in it.

What is the toughest stock swingarm plate available. I have a really thick one from RadBanshee but it is now totally destroyed.

Has anybody tried to put the new LED MR16 bulbs into their Trailtech lights? If so how did it work out?