Jump to content

switching to a banshee


Recommended Posts

ok well i currently own a trx250r. servicehonda updated their site and alot of the parts i needed are discontinued. and used parts are all 24years old and are still worn to helll. so i wanna no if a early2000's to late 90's banshee with 20.oner, t5 or t6 pipes, uni filter, vforce reeds, possibly port&polish, and good front suspention( stock rear) would be a good trail quad. medium clutch pull, dosent bog like a 85cc, and can be ridding in very tight trails comftrobly.

 

 

note: i still want to go 70+ to kick my buddys asses. but i dont wanna bog much so would with these bolt ons, would it be able to do good with stock gearing on tight trails?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

ok well i currently own a trx250r. servicehonda updated their site and alot of the parts i needed are discontinued. and used parts are all 24years old and are still worn to helll. so i wanna no if a early2000's to late 90's banshee with 20.oner, t5 or t6 pipes, uni filter, vforce reeds, possibly port&polish, and good front suspention( stock rear) would be a good trail quad. medium clutch pull, dosent bog like a 85cc, and can be ridding in very tight trails comftrobly.

 

 

note: i still want to go 70+ to kick my buddys asses. but i dont wanna bog much so would with these bolt ons, would it be able to do good with stock gearing on tight trails?

Buy the shee, you'll never go back to the trx again. Like the trx, these have a tonne of potential, only you get to start off with a twin thats 100cc bigger.

 

Those bolt ons sound good to me, I guess itll depend on the port job though, and what it was intended for? The pipes alone will keep you with the 450s, all the rest will just make it embaressing.

 

Theres a lot of guys on here including the site sponsors who'll help out with any issues or questions youll have.

 

Enjoy the shee, and welcome to the site!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

ok well i currently own a trx250r. servicehonda updated their site and alot of the parts i needed are discontinued. and used parts are all 24years old and are still worn to helll. so i wanna no if a early2000's to late 90's banshee with 20.oner, t5 or t6 pipes, uni filter, vforce reeds, possibly port&polish, and good front suspention( stock rear) would be a good trail quad. medium clutch pull, dosent bog like a 85cc, and can be ridding in very tight trails comftrobly.

 

 

note: i still want to go 70+ to kick my buddys asses. but i dont wanna bog much so would with these bolt ons, would it be able to do good with stock gearing on tight trails?

 

 

I ride mine in tight trails with no problem

Link to comment
Share on other sites

My banshee was a "trail quad" I did everythin on it. From rocky trails in PA to the Dunes in Glamis. We have many site supporters that will that 350 into a animal. Give Kev Herr a call. He worked wonders when he ported my jugz. PM me for more info.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

My banshee was a "trail quad" I did everythin on it. From rocky trails in PA to the Dunes in Glamis. We have many site supporters that will that 350 into a animal. Give Kev Herr a call. He worked wonders when he ported my jugz. PM me for more info.

Hey man, where do you go ridding living in the Bronx? Do you have someplace close by or do you do allot of traveling? It is getting tough to find good places in the tri state!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

Loading...
×
×
  • Create New...