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[dwet6]

I live in Hamburg, New York. Im going to be buying a banshee. I wanna do some type of racing like going through woods and mud and water and hills, you got the idea. But i dunno where to look for info because i dont know what type of racing i am looking for. If there is anyone than has raced or knows about racing and what im looking for please let me know. Also if there are any locations for good riding and or racing please let me know. Thanks for reading.

[regalrocket]

I live in Hamburg, New York. Im going to be buying a banshee. I wanna do some type of racing like going through woods and mud and water and hills, you got the idea. But i dunno where to look for info because i dont know what type of racing i am looking for. If there is anyone than has raced or knows about racing and what im looking for please let me know. Also if there are any locations for good riding and or racing please let me know. Thanks for reading.

 

 

I'm from Grand Island, so I know the area pretty well. I am a big woods guy, so I can relate to what your lookin for. Really, for your first machine, you want one as stock as possible, and they you can add what you want. Don't get a machine that has had alot of work done to it, unless your 100 percent sure that the work was done right.

 

Once you get it, your gonna want to fix ANYTHING that needs some TLC, then some low end pipes (I recoment Paul Turner Mid-range pipes), a 4 degree advance (most use an adjustible timing plate) and good tires.

 

Really after fixing all the stock stuff, learn how to handle it, and then you will notice areas you want to perfect. Don't go crazy with the mods, you might end up doing the wrong stuff, and without a baseline, you will be shooting in the dark. Everyone has an opion, but only yours matters.

[official_style]

am i the only one who loves my t5s in the woods?

[2001Stroker]

GNCC style racing.