Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

Just got my new black plastics from Yamaha and im thinking of cutting them down as i like the trimmed look!! Not so sure about it though.........dont know if the retro look with front mud gaurds suites the banshee better???

 

What do you guys think?

Posted

Yes tahts my point exactly, seems a little harsh even if i do love the trimmed look!!! The full set was quite expensive from Yamaha UK

Posted

I have a brand new set of white plastic that I did not want to cut, so I painted an old set white that was already cut. I could not bring myself to do it.

 

Like your style man!!!

Posted

Yes tahts my point exactly, seems a little harsh even if i do love the trimmed look!!! The full set was quite expensive from Yamaha UK

 

Oh man I bet they were expensive. But if you want that look go for it!

Posted

why didnt you just buy the maier ones that are pre cut for like $90

 

yamaha plasic has a better finish

Posted

why didnt you just buy the maier ones that are pre cut for like $90

 

 

I also live in the uk and enquired about a race cut fender from maier, and they wanted $90 + $500 delivery! I've gone with a voltric which was under half of that delivered! By chance how much was the fender off of yamaha? I'm after buying a rear one.

Posted

yamaha plasic has a better finish

 

 

Plus only the Yam black plastics have the metalic finish too, ive gone black front fender, black rear, white tank covers and red radiator cover. The Yam ones just look better if you ask me, want it to look as factory as possible in places

Posted

I also live in the uk and enquired about a race cut fender from maier, and they wanted $90 + $500 delivery! I've gone with a voltric which was under half of that delivered! By chance how much was the fender off of yamaha? I'm after buying a rear one.

 

Hey man do you ride mx or are you on the road? Ill get the exact price i have it at home on my paperwork, they were pretty expensive but well worth it if you ask me

Posted

I'm currently converting mine for the road, i never realised it would be such a pain the ass!! I may do a few enduro's soon as I do have off road tyres as well as road tyres, I'm from essex and have 2 tracks nearby to ride but haven't had a lot if time to get to either of them. Just looked up your town is there many places to ride up derby way?

Posted

I'm currently converting mine for the road, i never realised it would be such a pain the ass!! I may do a few enduro's soon as I do have off road tyres as well as road tyres, I'm from essex and have 2 tracks nearby to ride but haven't had a lot if time to get to either of them. Just looked up your town is there many places to ride up derby way?

 

Hey dude i can help you out with that if you need any pointers they are a bit of a pain to get road legal but its so worth it when you blast past a 4 banger!!! So many shit quads on our roads these days Banshee's are true old school beasts!! On the road they dominate.

 

Derbyshires good mate, lots of good roads to ride on and Matlock Bath is very popular with bikers of all kinds. Im pretty lucky in that aspect. I love the country lanes and open roads where you can let rip!!!

 

Just sold my mx bike for banshee funds but i plan to build another 450 after christmas once the banshee is back up and running as i do love the jumps and stuff with mx and miss my PEP shocks bigtime!!!!

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

Loading...
×
×
  • Create New...