Good Woods Setup

[HolySheet]

I am looking for suggestions on making my Shee a little more manageable on the trails. All suspension is stock. Tires are Carlisle Turf Tamers 20/11/10s fronts are Holeshots. Just throw me some suggestions so I don't go buy a 450 haha.

Edited May 15, 2012 by HolySheet

[Finch]

aftermarket front shocks maybe some +2 arms thats what i have and it rocks

[Phelps]

pual turner mids, stock carbs, and some works shocks set up for a rider 40lbs less than your weight

[HolySheet]

aftermarket front shocks maybe some +2 arms thats what i have and it rocks

 

 

I'm not sure that I want it any wider, just a little better handling. So just adding some nice shocks and maybe dropping some frame weight should do the trick?...

[ClayAiken]

Shocks maybe a good trail port and Some Bar Risers!!!!!!!

[Finch]

wider= better handling you can whip it around and less chance up flipping IMO id always go up on two wheels rallying the trails not any more 4 inch wider in the front and back and shee just hugs the ground

[HolySheet]

I guess I am not completely against lowering and widening the front, where is a good place to order shocks that aren't stupid expensive?

[Finch]

EBAY or keep an eye out on here

[ClayAiken]

Works are good cheap shocks.

[Finch]

Works are good cheap shocks.

 

is that why ya have stockers?

[ClayAiken]

is that why ya have stockers?

I dont ride hard enough to worry about it

[Phelps]

why would you make a trail bike wider?

[Finch]

works good for me

[Nightmare]

why would you make a trail bike wider?

So he can high five the trees

[Finch]

a banshee with +2s is still smaller then sxs's and most atvs