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bansheeryder21

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My buddy just got back from Glamis and the people he went with rode with their paddles on backwards and told him to try riding with his paddles on backwards!!! So he did and said that his banshee performed better than it ever has before! He usually can only hit 3rd gear up hills and was hitting 4th and sometimes 5th! He said the bike performs way better all around with paddles on backwards. Has anybody ever tried this before??? :confused:

 

 

OOPS!!! MISPELLED PADDLES! :jesterlaugh:

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Just so you all know I'm the dude that he's talking about.So you all can send the shit talking to me. In case anyone was wondering No I did not ride the short bus to school. For me it worked. But hay what the fuck do I know I ride with my paddles on backwards :jesterlaugh:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cowboy the f*** up and ride
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I was thinking about doing that. riding with them on backwards was just something I tried.I have to say the nice thing about it was that I wasn't pitching buckets of sand in the buddy's face riding behind me while riding in the bowls my friends were alot happer about that. but yes I agree dropping down my gearing with them on the right way would be a better way to go :notworthy: .As for the mods on my shee I just have T-5's, jetted, and K&N opened box as for my gearing it all stock. I was thinking of putting a 13 up frount I'v heard that will be harder on my chain. Bansheeryder21 has done this and after pres. weekend I will see how he like it.THANK YOU for your input... :cheers:  :cheers:  :cheers:

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all that means is that you have too much Paddle for your Power/Gearng Ratio.

Dropping to a 13 tooth would probably be a wise decision. I rode like that for years. if your chain wears out, replace it. but it should not have any adverse affects.

 

Maybe try running a 13 tooth with Skate II's which is a less agressive setup. hell I'm running a 14 tooth on my ported Banshee!

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all that means is that you have too much Paddle for your Power/Gearng Ratio.

Dropping to a 13 tooth would probably be a wise decision. I rode like that for years.  if your chain wears out, replace it.  but it should not have any adverse affects.

 

Maybe try running a 13 tooth with Skate II's which is a less agressive setup.  hell I'm running a 14 tooth on my ported Banshee!

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Indeed. Thats what I did. I'm running 22x11x8 skat traks, they were bogging me down a little due to the size in the sand. I put a 13 tooth on the front, and damn i hook up good now! I think the cpi's had a bit to do with it to :)

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