Felonious_Monk

2001 shee yellow powdercoated frame yellow and black limited edition plastics denton steering stabilizer janssen +2+1 chrome arms lonestar +3 axle elka front and rear shocks set up for 170# mx razr fromts on ITP t9 rolled edge wheels razr rears on stock rims cool head 20cc domes stock bore on motor unported billet stator cover, water pump cover, clutch insert, throttle cover rtc clutch lever parking block off toomey t5's k&n filter in airbox prodesign filter flange prodesign waterpump drain stainless braided front brake lines i have a brand new barnett clutch in box new billet axle locknut and billet clamps for the brake lines the bike was totally redone at the beginning of last year......i.e. all new bearings and bushings......the bike is clean and tight, not loose or wobbly.......stable as hell there might be some stuff that i am missing.......... catch me on aim.....name is frankniagra or post here i would rather send pics through email, but i can get some on here soon later monk

The best advice I can give you young grasshopper is to check with your local racetrack. You want to be sure that you can even race a banshee at your age. Alot of places have restictions on age and size of machine. If you get all that straight.......then you should be off to a good start........everyone else's advice is right on. Later Monk

They might be from your front brake lines. The part where the "hard" lines come out from behind your radiator, and connect to the soft lines that go to your wheels. There are tabs on the frame where the lines go through.....and if i remember correctly, there was something like that left over when i upgraded to braided lines..........hope that helps Monk

Sorry for not being on here in a while guys, but I feel as if I must chime in. As for the pic, I am positive that it is brooke. As for her body, I am also sure that it is tight.....there aren't many women out there that have stomach's quite as nice......unless you are into the whole "gunt" thing. And for brooke......you want to see a pic of my girl..........here you go. Sorry about the pic quality..........I definitely need some lessons in photoshop. Later Monk

Sadly, there isnt too much to be done across the internet to scumbags like this. The only good part about it is that sometime or somewhere along thier pitiful lives someone will come along and put that person in thier place. It is only a matter of time before what goes around comes around. I have seen it happen all too many times. It is the best. And it usually makes the "scammer" aware of really how insignifigant they really are in the whole scope of things. Send 'em my way........I'll school them real quick! :twisted: :twisted: Stu....... Most internet providers provide a new IP address every time you log on the the internet. Pretty much making it impossible to directly track them. Monk

I voted to ban him. Not because he is an absolute fool, and has no reason to be here.........but because when confronted, he just keeps his shit up, and continues to ba an ass. Give it up son. All of the stupidity is NOT funny. It is what it is. STUPID, ANNOYING, and although you don't think so, BORING. I read a few posts you replied to, minus the bullshit, and they were fine. Almost acceptable. Quadin' Give up the jewish bagels, scorpian juice, and your assinine, disrespectful responses, and I will rescind my vote to ban you. You will get farther in life making friends than you will making enemies. Monk

I have the baja skid. I havent tried others, but must say that this thing is thick. I think that I do some similar riding to you meat, and have beaten the skid pretty badly. It has not dented, it is just scratched to shit. My only complaint was that the skid did not just bolt right on. I had to hammer out on this side and in on that side. It took about 15 minutes to get on. I have been thinking about getting a new one as well, and would be pretty content on buying another one of these.

I run Klotz Super Techniplate at about 38:1-40:1. I opened up my top end at the beginning of the year, and it was totally clean inside. Shiny metal with a thin coat of "greasy" oil on the cylinder walls, piston, and head. Plus it smells nice. I dont think that I will ever use anything else.