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i found a banshee that totally need re build it need new oil seals maybe crank bearings, clutch,water pump, chain sprockets, clutch cable, cylinders need board out to .40 over, new pistons, what is it worth and also it has title

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If everything else is in great condition I'd say no more than $1500 if it needs motorwork like that. If you can get it cheap and know how to rebuild the engine yourself you can end up with a ported banshee with some hot parts for cheap. However, if this is your first time tearing down an engine and rebuilding, you must have plenty of patience and a healthy attention span. A keen attention to detail helps too. If you pay a shop to rebuild it, chances are parts and labor will cost more than the banshee is worth.

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Don't offer more than $1000 for it. You can get a complete running one needing almost nothing for $2000. The one you are looking at is going to set you back on top of the purchase price another $1000 before you are done.

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There's one on CL here in Tucson for $700 that needs a rebuild, still no takers.

 

If I didn't just rebuilt 2 bikes from the ground up I might be interested but it's time to stop building and start riding!

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well i gave em 200$ cash so i got a great deal

 

You got a REALLY good deal!

 

Now it's time to clean it up good, check for any problems like loose or broken bolts and maybe even get it powdercoated!

 

Post up pics of your progress, we all want to see the transformation.

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I paid $600 cash for this & wouldn't pay more than $1000. The previous owner thought that it needed a top end rebuild & the only thing it needed was a CDI box.

 

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About $3500 later here she is: motor currently getting rebuilt

 

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sooo it went from super gay to just gay?

 

 

:rotflmao:

 

I'm glad he updated the pic cause that didn't look like $3500 worth. The new one isn't a whole lot better, I'm assuming it's in the motor.

 

 

Sorry for taking over this thread. You got a great deal!

 

Decide what kind of riding you want to do and then look around for ideas about motor and suspension types to fit your needs.

 

After that it's all about the $.

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