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Thank you. Figured that out after some Google fu. Like I said, I tend to jump into things on a whim so until my Clymers shows up, Google will be my friend. By the way. Does any place sell a complete "rebuild" kit that would have all gaskets etc for the entire bike? Started looking up carb and engine rebuild kits while eating lunch but would be great for a one stop shop if available.

Per norm I got antsy and cleaning got put off and I started tearing at things apart. My biggest worry is going to be electrical. Not planning on much so should just be unplug/plug but I'm sure it won't be that easy. Can't plug it back in if it was never plugged in to begin with??

Sheerider/Cory - That's the plan so far. I've never pulled a Banshee engine personally but used to do pretty good work to my bikes so can't be THAT much different right?....... Soldier, I don't care about the aesthetics and won't for awhile. Absolute worst case ill throw the old plastics on and who needs to sit down anyways huh? As always I start a new project and try to work around other things. Pulled the plastics off today and realized the garage was a cluster f*** so Ill be cleaning tomorrow to try and stay organized. For at least a day or two anyways.

Yall have a good looking forum here so figured I'd introduce myself and share one of my current projects. Have rode everything with a motor on it for as long as I can remember but then got married....... Then kids....... So between all of that and buying our first couple houses/moving my poor machine has been inside, outside, stood up, and everything else besides being ridden. I'm basically going to tear it all apart, powder coat somethings, possibly new A arms, and a couple other things along the way. Honestly I don't really have a final outlook as far as what my main goal is going to be i.e. dune rider/trail rider so I'm kind of winging it for now. But I'd like an all around machine that is decent at all and not necessarily great at one thing, minus being fast..... So here is what I'm starting out with. I don't have a ton of time to work on it but it will be my little project for after the wife/kids go to bed so please be patient. And MOST IMPORTANT, I haven't been up to speed with motorsports in quite awhile so any and all suggestions are more than welcome. Ryan