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Banshee frame with a dirt bike / slim seat


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Any other info pics or anything?

Just my inspiration...

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I should just be doing a hybrid, but last season I committed to setting a stock frame on Kill at a unicorn level. I pulled the trigger on a bunch of new parts so there's no going back. As far as the seat, it's getting a new sub frame and the pipes will be hand made any way, so I decided to try a different seat. It'll be a banshee pan with the middle narrowed, and about an inch of foam added on each rear corner to make ears like what the YFZ-R 450 has. It's just a cut up frame and box of chromoly right now. Just a few more odds and ends to get here and then it's off to Southside Motorsports.

 

 

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Yeh, biggest problem I see is getting it to mesh rite and not look stupid up front by the tank but most asphault set ups run seat pans anyway

That's why it'll start out as a banshee pan. I'm pretty sure I'll just cut one up see how it feels, then lay foam on it and send it out to get covered. I think it'll end up way smaller then a Zilla seat, but a touch bigger then the 450 seat. I was thinking of just doing it with a regular 450 seat, but I rode an R and a few Suzuki LTR's with the taper out back and like the way it feels.
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