What do you think?

[Ranchertype1]

which deal sounds better.

1. A year 2000 Yamaha Banshee that is all stock, and is currently with a 2nd owner. Selling for $3100.

or

2. A year 1996 Yamaha Banshee that is all stock too, 2nd owner as well. This is one is selling for $2400.

I talked with both guys and those numbers were "the lowest they would go". But maybe they will change their minds after seeing some cash? So what do you guys think, which one is the better deal? I know i can count on you guys, thanks! :)

[OutlawEX]

Newer is better in my opion

[flyin#5]

whats up with your pic? downsize and edit that thing get that white out!

if it was me i would get the 2000 shee just because it has less hours and less time on it i would assume. for a banshee that is important.

Go with a 89 250r, naw j/k go with the 2000 banshee

[redrider ex]

It would probley be better to get the 2000 :D

[sweet300ex]

go with the 2000

[Ralph]

look at the one in my sig

[killed300ex]

defitily get the newer one you need all the extra years you can get with yamaha products j/k but seriously get the newer one cause you will not need to rebuild it for a longer period of time
kiled

[Ralph]

the one i showed was just rebuil, its powdercoated, totaly done over, new cranks, and more pm sprt400ex for more info

[buckNbanshee]

i would get the newer one

[Sportrax10]

Yep, def. the new one.

[Ranchertype1]

Lrd Mx400ex , thanks for the offer but theres so many banshees for sale near me, id rather go that route. Also, thanks for the opinions guys, i was thinking that i could rebuild both just incase because a piston/gasket kits are so cheap for a banshee. Keep the responses coming.

:D

[jay's 300]

Originally posted by OutlawEX
Newer is better in my opion


I'm with ^^^^!:D