Starwriter

Try this link and see if you can find a frame near you. http://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&safe=off&site=&source=hp&q=banshee+frame+site%3Acraigslist.org&oq=banshee+frame+site%3Acraigslist.org&gs_l=hp.3...1790.15631.0.16180.33.33.0.0.0.0.185.4477.1j32.33.0...0.0...1c.jyIAHE3H7X8

LMAO!!! You do realize you just outbid the sellers asking price, right?

Cool, hope you can work it out.

Plus Trail Tech lights, fat bar mount, fat bars, and aftermarket front chain guide. Definitely scoop it up!!!

Of all the color combinations of Banshees, white was never an OEM available color for the radiator cover. Silver is as close as it gets.

Stock is 104 pins

Or this one. Price is definitely right. http://treasure.craigslist.org/for/3081187455.html

Here's one in Georgia. Maybe it's not too far from you. http://savannah.craigslist.org/mcy/3110523562.html

Has anybody made a fuel tank sight gauge like the old banquet style coffee makers? Pull the seat off and see how much fuel you have left. Running a Pingle, sometimes I worry about having enough fuel to get back to the parking lot. I guess another way would be a wood dowel dipstick stored under the seat.

It's going to be a lot easier to find a good A arm frame than a J arm frame, due to age and quantity produced. Buy a frame and 2 upper A arms and put it all together. If you ever sell it, it will be worth more due to the perception that J arms are weak. Also, you can sell good J arms on ebay for more than what the A arms are gonna cost you.

Depends on the range of the gauge. 0 to 150 is not gonna cut it. You need 0 to 15. Also note that you need to plug off both cylinders. They are not sealed between.

I'll take the front brake assembly, rear brake assembly, rear wheel hubs(You are calling them spindles), and the gas tank. PM sent.

You mean the triple tuning fork logo? Here's 2 different ones. http://www.jdscustoms.com/Yamaha_Banshee_Stock_Grilles.htm

If the handlebars are straight in that pic, it appears that you have more serious problems than just adjusting the toe in. There is already a lot of threads showing on the tie rod end of the suspect side. Isn't this the Banshee that doesn't sit level? You really need to spend some time with a tape measure. It would be nice to compare yours to a buddy's Banshee. Put them side by side and start making comparisons.

I'll take the radiator. PM sent.

Oh yeah, I remember that now. There's a red and white Banshee somewhere in this pic.

It's from the "Girls on Banshees" thread. Did someone say green and black?

Here's a good looker.

Here's a cheap one, if you want to do some work. Looks like the frame might be tweaked. It's amazing what you can find when you search for banchee. http://youngstown.craigslist.org/mcy/3141207319.html

That one has well over $2000 in aftermarket goodies. Definately the best deal of the ones you posted. Not a super smokin deal, but a decent deal.

You would have a much better chance at a bearing supply place. I can tell you that the brake side seal is 43 mm id and the sprocket side is 42 mm id. These are for stock hubs. For billet hubs, i think it's 44mm for both sides.

I think I saw somewhere that the offset is different between a Banshee and a Raptor axle. Of coarse, Banshee's are not lined up front to rear right out of the showroom. So, the Raptor axle will either correct some of the misalignment or make it worse.

I bought a brake caliper from Ron. Great communication all the way. Nice caliper. Packed very well. A real pleasure to deal with someone that takes this much care in the transaction. Thanks.

Stock length is 104 pins. You need 3.2 pins for each aditional inch of length. So, 6" X 3.2 = 19.2 rounded up to the nearest even number is 20. So, 124 pins for a +6 swinger.

They look like nice pieces, but $125 shipped is all I'm willing to gamble on someone with no reputation on bhq.