New to hillclimbing on a banshee

[Shee9010]

I've hillclimbed a decent amount on my blaster, but Its flipped a dozen time, and drug me with it half of the time. I'm getting a banshee with a extended axle (balls i know) and razr tires on the back. How will this hillclimb? I want to do the beaverdale hillclimb on my shee when It comes time. Should I look on ebay for a extended swinger? I'm going to have roughly $400-600 left when I buy my banshee. any upgrades that fit into the budget, but would make it good for hillclimbing, and still keep it trail worthy.

[12 0 Clock P I M P]

I've hillclimbed a decent amount on my blaster, but Its flipped a dozen time, and drug me with it half of the time. I'm getting a banshee with a extended axle (balls i know) and razr tires on the back. How will this hillclimb? I want to do the beaverdale hillclimb on my shee when It comes time. Should I look on ebay for a extended swinger? I'm going to have roughly $400-600 left when I buy my banshee. any upgrades that fit into the budget, but would make it good for hillclimbing, and still keep it trail worthy.

 

 

For keeping it trailworthy i would say a +4 swinger would be ok......to the acutal event u should go bigger but if u want to get one i'd say +4

 

i dont think an extended axle will effect it too bad depending on how much its blown out....you can always gete offset rims to bring it back in or a stocker............

 

Tires are key for climbs..I would invest in them

[ONLY2STROKES]

your going to want to run ohtsu radials at beaverdale. they are the tires that came stock on the older 400ex's. you can get them at a honda dealer. 20X10X9 is the only size they come in. run em about 4 psi.i can hook you up with a swinger pm if interested.

Edited December 10, 2010 by ONLY2STROKES

[CruelSoul]

I've hillclimbed a decent amount on my blaster, but Its flipped a dozen time, and drug me with it half of the time. I'm getting a banshee with a extended axle (balls i know) and razr tires on the back. How will this hillclimb? I want to do the beaverdale hillclimb on my shee when It comes time. Should I look on ebay for a extended swinger? I'm going to have roughly $400-600 left when I buy my banshee. any upgrades that fit into the budget, but would make it good for hillclimbing, and still keep it trail worthy.

Beaverdale huh whereabouts are you located man I am like 15 mins from the hill