MY SHEE

[ELP]

My shee is in pieces. The frame is being sent out to be powder coated and welded so I'm hoping it will be complete by 2 years.

 

 

i will try to hurry but i can't put it together until i get my frame.

 

 

if you have any tips on putting it all back together post here.

[SAVAGE420]

2 years?

 

Anyways, it's always good to keep the parts in labeled bags if you have never took one apart and put it back together before.

 

I mean, you don't want to get it together and have a couple bolts and nuts sitting on the bench and think "where they hell do these go".

 

If you get stuck on something or forget, just ask. Lots of people to help you with it here.

[spurdy]

2 years?

 

Anyways, it's always good to keep the parts in labeled bags if you have never took one apart and put it back together before.

 

I mean, you don't want to get it together and have a couple bolts and nuts sitting on the bench and think "where they hell do these go".

 

If you get stuck on something or forget, just ask. Lots of people to help you with it here.

 

 

It probably won't take 2 years but probably a year anyway. Ethan is only 10 and I am not in that big of a hurry to strap him on the back of a banshee. We have everything to put it together with but I want him to do most of the work. He took the entire thing apart by himself. I only helped with pulling the motor out.

 

We have had the discussion on cranks and he surprisingly has an understanding of stroke and piston position. Far beyond what I understood at his age! It is a learning project for him so we are in no rush. When it is complete, I don't want 2 banshees to care for. He will be on his own! Lol!

 

SP

[banshee#44]

thats sick i wish i started learning that early