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Nice catch.

Let's just say I forgot to put it in the box with your other parts. My bad, sorry about that. I will get it out tomorrow. Pm me your address, I deleted alot of my PMs along with the one with your address.

Maui is incredible. Swimming with sea turtles is like nothing I have ever experienced in my life. We have stayed at the Westen and the Sheraton and both are beautiful resorts. We spent most of the time there in the ocean and shopping. Did you make it down to Lahaina? We spent most of our night wondering around there. If they only calculated the trip at $2100, you got lucky. It cost more than that for us to just fly there. We actually looked at homes there, much more reasonable than I thought they would be. The next time I go will be during Whale season, we left right before they got there, we had heard of a few sightings, but never saw any.

$5.00 shipped

I've got one, you should have asked when I sent you the other parts. I can have it sent out ASAP.

Sure do.

I am almost sure I have them all, just send enough for shipping and you can have them.

www.partsfish.com always has that kind of stuff.

Nice dog, my parents have one that just turned 134, sweetest dog on the planet. I can relate. I won't even go into what mine did when teething, but let's just say the damage cost more than her, and she wasn't cheap.

Is the $1450 for just the top end?

I agree. Stockers can be bored to 28, but are 26mm stock.

I'm still amazed when you guys talk about trail motors that you think a woods ported set of Banshee cylinders are the ticket. I can speak from experience that my RZ jugs are smoother and come on lower than ANY Bahsee cylindered bike that I have ridden EVER. I sold all my Banshee parts for $500, bought some RZ jugs for $200, another $150 in electronics and $250 port job from Patriot and have what I consider to be a superior "woods" motor to any stock cylindered bike for $100. The port arangement of an RZ is built more for top end than the Banshee came stock, yet mine pulls harder down low and then rips on top. Just because someone has tried something different doesn't mean it won't work outside an environment it was inteneded for. I think a properly set up Cub could make an excellent trail motor, after all a buzzard ass set of cylinders from an early 80's street bike can do it. Heres a 92 HP, 52 ft lbs of torque single carbed cub on PS. http://www.planetsand.com/ubbthreads/showf...rt=1#Post307435 Just because it shouldn't, doesn't mean it won't.

Where do you live and what do you drug your kid with? I took off two weeks after my son was born and could not wait to get back to work to relax. What ever you use to get your kid down to five minutes of time out of your life, please package it and sign me up for weekly orders.

Pros-everything Cons-launching in sand. Seriously, I love mine everywhere but racing in sand. It's fine to ride in sand, but getting out of the hole is interesting.

I agree with both of them. Lonestar's website will give you a good staring point on numbers, but they aren't exactly right for all tracks and all people. An angle finder and a straight edge are cheap and it's almost impossible to do this with out them.

I've got one from a 97, I'm not sure what year you need.

factory crank complete front brakes at $1 rear shock

You'll be amazed what stock parts go for.

Ray, are you completely out of stock? Did you really have to sell the set off your personal bike?

Why spend any money to change it if it's selling? And No, except for a brake light, not much has changed in the last decade.

It depends if an extra $1000 or so is worth your time. My time isn't worth much, so it's worth it to me at least.

They match dollar for dollar up to 8% and that includes OT. 1 YR 3 YR 5 YR 10 YR Life As of Date 37.50 24.04 22.02 15.85 Here is mine for the duration that I have had it. I have mine through Fidelity Benefits. Most of mine is tied up in Company stock which has been going nuts.

Sell it as parts, I won't even pay $2500 for a well built one. But you can get quite a bit by parting them out.