Yeah, yeah...say or think what ya want, i dont care, i'm not a 12 year old kid whos going to cry about it or defend myself over you guys not believeing me...Here's the real deal... i grew up in northeast pa where there are tons of banshees because they are good for climbing the coal hills. Sometimes id trade a whole banshee or put one together from stock parts my friends were taking off thiers. I even built a deck for one one time. thats how many i had, It only takes an hour to take on apart and organize it with a buddy and a few metric tools, take your frame to the powdercoater, polish some stuff, oreder some parts and your riding in undr a month... ive had many more toys too, cars, trucks, bikes, whatever, just this past summer i had an olds cutlass supreme, a lifted toyota, a ford f150. a tecate, 2 cr250s, a 700xx, a 400ex and now another banshee which i may have a few years, i may have a few days, who knows, do you really care that much ? I think y'all need to get off ma JOCK
Anyhow Matt and Run are 100% correct about the boost bottles, mine was on there since a frined bought the thing brand new in 05 and the shop who put that and the intake and pipes on were smart enough to route the wires and hoses ABOVE the boost bottle, i jetted it fatter for the new pipes when i got it and just rejetted it for the cooler weather last week, i wanted to hide the hoses and wiring better so i put them under the bottle like an idiot, well wouldnt you know about 8 hours of riding later and the force of those wires pushed back on the bottle enough to tear my intakes. I'm 100% positive that the wires behind it were holding it forward and then when i put them in front of it they not only let it move back, they helped push it back to rip the boots...needless to say, the bottle is long gone and i will be re-routing my harness and hoses to stay the hell away from the intake...
My conclusion is its not the bottle ripping the boots, but our stupidity hanging carbs and filters off them and pushing them way past thier intended operating strength or like me, prying on them with the harness, crankase breather hoses and coolant lines for the sake of good looks, owell...who said banshees were for the poor ??? Live and learn, like i said before i imagine the companies that make so many good products wouldnt sel something that doesnt do its intended job, but ive never seen one make a damn bit of difference so to me thier not worth it...