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there you have it. "cheap chinese" you can't fix this. throw it away or try it with Loctite one time 😄

i personally can recommend the Pro Design Foam Filter. the first thing i had to change, only 2 weeks after i got my shee delivered from the Dealer in April 2020, was the OEM Filter, because the Dealer smeared Filter Oil all over the foam O-Ring. probably to make sure it seals well. but when i removed the filter, the O-Ring was sticking to the Air Filter Box then ripped off. i had no other choice to purchase a new one. a OEM Filter was hard to get and i did not wanted it anyway, so i came across the Pro Design, which was in stock at a german online shop, that offers also a lot of other parts for the Banshee (OEM & After Market). i paid 129,00 Euros for it. unfortunately the price went up to 139,00€ currently. since then, the PD is still in good shape still. no rips in the rubber jacket. but after approximately two years, there was a small hole inside the red outer filter hull, directly at a seam, i glued it together with super glue. worked out well. in my opinion, this wasn't a materal fault but those 4 spiky plastic thingies that stick out inside the Air Box and also the Air Box Cover were the actual culprits. they are probably there to fix the OEM Filter and prevent it from rattling. after i realized it, i shortened them with a Dremel and rounded the remaining stumps with a File. i did not cut them off completely, just as far so they don't poke very deep into the Filter anymore. the installation was quite easy. but make sure the holes that you have to drill into the Ait Filter Box are tight and not not bigger than the screws. also add liquid engine seal or silicone tothe srews to prevent air leaks.

new ones & exact the same 26mm carbs? i dunno sry. in my location, the official Mikuni Branch Office is called "Topham Carburetor Technics" this is their Website: https://www.mikuni-topham.de/ENGLISHSITE/ENGLISH/Frame_English.html i already ordered a few pairs of Jets from them around 2 years ago and browsed through their product line, that's all. maybe they can help you out.

in my opinion, these are china rubbish carbs and way overpriced. i just discovered "banshee" carbs that look very similar, on amazon (with lots of bad reviews) and ebay, for around 50 bucks. the factory Banshee's actually all come with the TORS instead of regular caps, so this cannot be OEM carbs. those tags with part numbers on it, might be genuine, but this doesn't mean anything. @JerzOutlaw350 when you have no clue, you better say nothing 😉

Good Stuff

no prob TR72

maybe the same problem?

i had the same issue half a year ago. i purchased the EBC Carbon Fiber Clutch. the Kit comes with stronger springs. cost me around 130 bucks in € maybe you'll get it a litle cheaper. no issues since then

here's the Video 375hp Street legal Banshee with the STB DC Kit for stock harness, LED turn signals front / back with integrated brake light & taillight, hazards with indicator lamp, rear fog-light with indicator lamp (inside the OEM brake light), Horn, Endurance II Speedometer and two rear-view mirrors

that rubber plug of my reservoir tank already looks like a butt hole with Hemorrhoids lol.

where can i get those aluminium tubes? what's the item name?

that means the engine ran too hot or what? i think i need to ride that thing a little more carefully during the summer period.

on the stock pipe at the right side, i noticed some white residues. after i parked the Shee, i heard a hiss and then i saw some fluid dripping out of a hose directly onto the hot pipe. it was a hot day with more than 35° celsius and the engine cooling probably wasn't ideal that day. is this coolant and the hose is part of the reservoir tank? i forgot it. the hose leads under the fuel tank and ends nearby the ignition coil.

does the Raptor 660R axle fits on the Banshee, does somebody know?

do you think the 26mm oem carbs are a good idea yes?