sredish
10-19-2005, 09:01 AM
Asking $3,200 or trade for a similar year thumper with e-start for the wife, something like a Raptor, YFZ or Predator. Have a little cash to go with if the bike is right.
It's a 2002 black and white with a clean title in hand. It has:
Professionally gussetted and PC'ed frame
Gorr midrange port
Paul Turner Hi Revs
Coolhead / 20cc domes
Fresh set of pistons on 1st overbore, maybe 4 hours
Single 35mm Keihen Airstryker carb
(have stock carbs to use or sell, worth $250 that go with)
Durablue +4 axle
Stainless brake lines
Full set of iRazr tires at 80% mounted on it
Set of rear 20" Sand Skate II's
more, but can't think of it all now...
Bike is not extreme and trails easily, but still is extremely fast. The portwork is some of the best in the industry and the powerband is uncharacteristicly smooth and extremely strong. It can easily take similarly equipped Banshees with ease. If you want something you can trail ride aggressively on and go to the dunes or drags and work some people over, this one will do it. Still, the portwork is mild enough that if you wanted to go full drag with it, there's plenty of room in the porting to go bigger.
Questions: scott@redishconstruction.com
It's a 2002 black and white with a clean title in hand. It has:
Professionally gussetted and PC'ed frame
Gorr midrange port
Paul Turner Hi Revs
Coolhead / 20cc domes
Fresh set of pistons on 1st overbore, maybe 4 hours
Single 35mm Keihen Airstryker carb
(have stock carbs to use or sell, worth $250 that go with)
Durablue +4 axle
Stainless brake lines
Full set of iRazr tires at 80% mounted on it
Set of rear 20" Sand Skate II's
more, but can't think of it all now...
Bike is not extreme and trails easily, but still is extremely fast. The portwork is some of the best in the industry and the powerband is uncharacteristicly smooth and extremely strong. It can easily take similarly equipped Banshees with ease. If you want something you can trail ride aggressively on and go to the dunes or drags and work some people over, this one will do it. Still, the portwork is mild enough that if you wanted to go full drag with it, there's plenty of room in the porting to go bigger.
Questions: scott@redishconstruction.com