John1975

These Cylinders have been sold. Thank you for looking.

Got it, thanks. I'll look them over.

Wow! Your guy's Fenders look sweet!! I want to do my up a Blue color. They are Blue now(Yamaha). Can you tell me what grit sand paper you used and if you wet sanded them? What type of paint and clear(thought one guy said Automotive). Thanks for the help and advice! You can email me at [email protected] John

They are at 64mm bore? No major gashes or grand canyons in the cyinders, then I'm interested. If so maybe I can slide you some cash for them and that will help you get your clutch kit. What kind of clutch kit you want? Vito's/Barnett? My buddy can get good deals on Vitos. Please email me at [email protected] Thanks, John

That's what I'd like to know?

Any stock cylinders? 64mm

Nice set of .060 over cylinders, they will need to be bored to .080 though. Asking $150.00 or best. All studs are there and I have pics. If 'you're interested please email me at [email protected]

I have a nice set of .060 Banshee Cylinders, they will need to be bored .080. Stock porting and all studs are still in the cylinders. Asking $150.00 or best offer, I'll work with you if you want them. I do have pics as well and will try to add them to this post. Please email me at [email protected] Thank you, John

Looking for a set of pure stock Banshee cylinders, 64mm. If you have a set I'm interested in buying them. Please email me at [email protected]

[i agree w/ that guy. Everytime I rebuild a motor weather it's a jetski/sled/etc. use forged. Cast will heat up alot faster and expand quicker then the cylinders. You can get a cold seize on your bike. Meaning the piston(if cast) will heat up fasster then the cylinder and expand in side the bore, if the cylinder isn't equally as hot it will lock the piston into the cylinder and then you're done for. They have complete rebuild kits on ebay for 175. shipped to your door. Complete being: All top gaskets(which you should replace), wrist pins,bearings,clips rings,and of course both pistons. Good luck with your rebuild, we've all been there before. Oh, and don't forget to put just alittle oil around the sides of the piston, your premix you use will be great for that.

Lost your guy's post's and would like to see pics of the stock Banshee cylinders again, sorry about that. Can you please email me at [email protected]. I'm very interested in what I saw , I believe one guy's name was whiteboy and the other Brian. I'd like to see the pics again if possibe. Thank you, John

Has anyone heard of Dragon fly racing from Florida? I talked to him and he said he's a flat track racer that endorces these $120.00 piston kits which includes gaskets. Problem is no one I can find has ever used his pistons and I can't find anything good or bad about them. Was wondering if anyone has used them in there Banshee and if so are they any good? Here's a link to his site for everyone to check out: http://turbo1racing.com/order.html Please let me know what you guy's think, cheap parts, but are they good and do they last?

I'm looking for a set of 64mm(stock) cylinders for my '97. Don't mind if they have to be bored to the next stock setting judt don't want to have to bore them much farther then that. If anyone has them I'm interested in buying a set- Thank you, John I have a set of .060 that need to be bored .080 if anyone is interested in buyng those.