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rider weight? also, what sand dunes? some sands are heavier than others making some paddle setups better or worse.

dune or woods port. stock or keihin 33mm pwk carbs. v force 3 reeds. NOSS head with smaller domes for a bump in compression. +4 timing.

its a good thing we dont grade on grammAr and spelling, because you fail miserably each and every post!!!! :biggrin:

the most common sizes of these cylinders are stock stroke, 4mm and 10mm. they come in 65mm or 68mm bore. most likely you would purchase from a builder who would tell you everything you need. all stock parts fit the cub cylinders, however, for maximum performance gains bigger carbs, an aftermarket head, intakes and reeds are recommended. depends on what kind of riding you do. cubs are mainly a drag only cylinder. they have a light switch powerband that comes on about 6,000 rpm. they are not good for lugging through the trails or play riding. some people dune with them and love it. i personally use my 10mm cub bike for hillclimbing and drag only.

youre a fucking idiot.

WTF!!! i wish people wouldnt respond to posts like this.. to the original poster: use some motherfucking punctuation. separate your thoughts. slow the fuck down when you type. if you do these things, more people will be willing to help you. if we cant understand what youre saying, we cant help you. i wont even begin to sift through some dog shit post like that, and i dont understand why other people do.

i believe so, but why would you want them? just curious.

westlake or ace hardware always has a great selection of nuts and bolts. lowes or home depot might even have something to get you by.

dude, use some fucking punctuation. separate your thoughts. slow down when you type and give more details. no one can even understand what you mean. you will get better responses if you give more information and make it so people can actually read it.. now try again..

does it have to be one of those two? i prefer toomey t5's to either of them.

you would probably get more responses if you used some punctuation and made your post easier to read. separate your thoughts and slow down.. now, try again.. redo your post so that we can understand you. be detailed so that we can help access your situation.

cheetah cub refers to an aftermarket cylinder that you can buy for your banshee. they replace the stock cylinders and make a lot more power.

between those two i would run kendas. ive been using them forever and they are a good tire. i also run stock yfz450 tires with great results. i am gonna give these a shot next.. http://farmandsandtoys.com/partdetail.asp?partid=174

nice bike. welcome to HQ :beer:

im done being funny on HQ. im gonna start being serious all the time. there are a few whiny babies that dont understand jokes and sarcasm and have actually reported me.. i mean, do they think ill really be reprimanded? fuckin retards. from here on out, its serious loco all the time. i keed i keed :woot:

i run a direct drive that i bought from FAST.

stick with stock size rims. there are far more tires available for those sizes. i recommend kenda knarlys or stock yfz450 tires for the rear. they are both lightweight, durable and reasonably priced.. they also hook well in a wide variety of terrain.. im actually thinking of giving these tires a try as well.. http://farmandsandtoys.com/partdetail.asp?partid=174

hmm, wonder how it gets off the line..

you can, but youre gonna get that shit leaking out of there. its not gonna hurt anything unless you lose a ton of oil.

why dont you shut your gas off after riding? it sounds like your carb has a problem, but if you shut the gas off you can at least stop the leaking until you get it fixed.

whats wrong with a fanny pack? i see people with them all the time.

i think if youre worried about a few ounces you should go on a diet. i also think its a bad idea to use a cr80 radiator for a banshee motor.

why are you putting a cr80 radiator on your banshee?

i agree.. call FAST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

even a slow shitty air compressor will eventually put enough air into the tire to seat the beat. use a little soap or some wd40. just use air and itll be fine.