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you can wire any killswitch in with the key still there
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Toomey Silencers and Stock Exhaust
NetBSD replied to bball23's topic in For Sale - Parts & Accessories
yeah man thats over priced big time, not trying to be a dick but like the others said people toss the stock exhaust in the trash or give it away, few times i seen full sets on craigslist for around $30. the toomey silencers arent worth much alone, the one could just be tossed in the trash -
dont full flights use heim joints at the frame to? i just got a pair and they do, not sure if the older ones did or not
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did you install the idle screws and adjust them? to install the screws you need to drill and tap the carbs. to adjust just keep turning the idle screw in untill it idles smoothly, do the same for other cab and check sync
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i like the look of it with the rears cut. still gotta cut my rear fenders
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non orings i just oil with wd40 every ride and PB blaster when i park it, clean with diesel once and a while
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put me down for one, these coal hills have me on my second stock skid plate and my rotor is already cutting thru it.
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FS: 21x12x8 12-Paddle Haulers & Rear Brake Line
NetBSD replied to slayer720's topic in For Sale - Parts & Accessories
email sent on the brake line -
http://bansheehq.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=77098
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i had to go eat a burrito, thanks
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NGK here, use them in every bike i own
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i use anything laying around. bar oil, 2 stroke oil, veggy oil (once. i was desperate lol), engine oil, wd-40, pb blaster.... to name a few. lube is lube, BUT i will not say the chain will last as long.
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is that frame bent on the ass end or is it just the pic?
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ebay has the whole kit for $50 and some change
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thanks for the pics, thats one nice lookin banshee you got there
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i cant wait to get a set off of Matt, the stock lights just arent cutting it anymore
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thanks. thats why i want the natural
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is this the natural color 5.5 tank?
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heres mine i did with a wood saw for the ruff cut and a heated knife for finish work. took me 10 mins to cut and finish, 3 days to finally get the guts to cut them. i dont get any more mud up on me unless im moving rather fast and have the steering against the lock
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we had a deal involved some part swap along with cash, great communication and everything went perfect
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come and grab any wire on any of my multiple cars/bikes and i bet you dont get shocked
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dont listen to this guy, you have to replace the wires. chances are the insulation is cracked and you will get weak spark from it arcing off the frame
