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hey guys,

 

like it says. I hear many rumors that prolonged street riding hurts the banshee. I hear that its cuz the oil and and gas do not mix as much as well as in rigged terrain (desert). Ive always suspected, but is that true?

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Its fine... Think about how much gas sloushes while moving, it will not seperate.

Posted
hey guys,

 

like it says. I hear many rumors that prolonged street riding hurts the banshee. I hear that its cuz the oil and and gas do not mix as much as well as in rigged terrain (desert). Ive always suspected, but is that true?

 

thats the weiredest rumor ive ever heard lol

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hahah your a nut loco.

 

It wont hurt anything that is a damn stupid rumor/

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ill start slapping anyone who says that then, if they say anything ill tell them to take it up with you guys ;p! I always thought there was something weird about that. Ahh my poor shee wont be resting then.. i usually wait for weekends to take it out to the desert and ride.. things ought to change now.

 

thanks guys you prove to be helpful once again.

 

off topic: im watching this video while im replying.. cracking me up.. its kinda old but you should see it if you havent already:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW8UR81Us54

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i heard the same thing too. Ive been riding banshees for about 7 years now and im on my third one. Ive been racing down the roads for the whole time going to parties, trail to trail, running from troopers and sheriffs, etc. I just try to let off every now and again. I havn't had any problems yet. hopefully i didnt just jinx myself lol

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I will say this though, don't ride your bike 6th gear wide open for a half mile or longer and wonder why you have a hole in your piston, lol

 

I used to ride mine to work in Italy. And anywhere else I wanted to go. It took alot more then that to blow it up and I was using shit oil.

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ride mine in the neighborhood all the time.

never had a problem with the shee.....

 

just the neighbors !!! LOL

:yelrotflmao: :yelrotflmao:

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banshee isnt really geared for street riding. you need taller gears to keep the rpm's down on highways and such. the premix wont matter. lots of rz350's and other 2 stroke street bikes convert to premix.

 

dirt tyres wear out rather quick on the street. espically when used with the typical 2-5psi.

 

if you do a lot of street riding, grab a needle bearing clutch saver.

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only thing I can think of is it might be harder on the rear axle when turning. the inside tire is trying to turn faster than the outside tire causing a twist on the axle. Im not sure there is enough weight on the tires to really matter though.

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