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Thread: Banshee First Ride review

  1. 04-14-2002, 10:42 AM #1
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    Thumbs up Banshee First Ride review

    Well, I only have about an hour on the machine, but its great? Lots of horsepower, and a ton of wheelspin! Starts easy, doesnt handle bad at all, and looks great! The stuff in my sig will be in next week sometime! This pic was taken after two runs in the grass...the ruts are about an inch deep..
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  2. 04-14-2002, 11:22 AM #2
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    Lets see the bike


    Ive been thinking about selling my 300ex for a banshee... But I ride trails most of the time so I dont think it'd be the best even if I set it up for trails
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  3. 04-14-2002, 11:26 AM #3
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    Your wish is my command!

    P.S. I really love the black plastic!
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    hye HOTT, get some LRD pipes or the Toomeys are good too, you should get TounyDoukas Motor work, i belive he is one of the best.

    He has been around for a while,and he is great. Also you shoudl have fun with it, i love the light swtch power band,its great.
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    ur quads are worth more then my house haha j.k... man thats acutally a nice banshee... i like the front black better then the old white... i still say get the red fullbore
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  6. 04-14-2002, 04:11 PM #6
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    They should have put some white springs on there instead of yellow. I think it looks dumb with yellow. Have fun with your toys chef
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    I love that powerband too pro400, you can just be rollin along, then give a little tiny bit more throttle and smoke the tires on pavement..its great! lol , By two weekends from now, it will be twice what it is now!
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    Banshees are sweet , I've ridden with a few , they're pretty impressive , I've watched them squeal the tires on the pavement with little effort.
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    You've got an impressive lineup of quads there man. A trick 400, banshee and a stock raptor...by the way, nice banshee
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    Nice Alky!!

    I keep liken them more and more as I see them. I just wish I could ride one of them where I live (trails, logging roads) Maybe when I get older Ill buy one just for the dunes and deck it out. I'd have a 400ex and a Banshee, or a Raptor. But thats not for another couple years.

    Alky- I told my buddie with a banshee that a guy on the fourm bought one, first thing he said was ID SMOKE HIM lol
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