you mentioned the shoulder soreness after riding the raptor. i am 45 yrs old. i know what you mean lol best thing i did was install precision steering stabilizer. i just rode 2 straight days and zero shoulder or upper back soreness. best 500 i ever spent on the machine. i highly recommend it.
The Banshee is hands down our favorite atv ever made. Hopefully you can find an engine for it easily and cheaply, everybody uses them for project builds and they have gotten very expensive up here in Canada. They do beat a guy up pretty bad in stock form, im completely overhauling the suspension system on one of our Banshees over the next few months to try to fix this issue. Good luck with the build
Banshees are twin cylinder so two different exhaust, also a engine is going to cost over 1500 that’s the reason why I skip out of building banshees from scratch
Thank you for clearing that up, I wasn't really sure because I've seen a couple where they had one exhaust port is an exhaust port and in the rest of the 2 which really confused me and with my lack of research I had a couple of questions about that. And yeah the project's gonna cost me a fortune but if I can ever get it to where I want it to it'll be well worth all the money. Plus it'll be an ongoing thing for the channel too!
@@Wheeler_Bros Yea the two into one exhaust is really bad for performance. Hope you didn’t pay to much for that frame and made sure it had a good vin. Also try to build the motor is really not as hard as you think, and it’s great experience. Best off luck to you.
@@Wheeler_Bros Also I know you were talking about Maier plastics, I don’t really know what you were talking about because they don’t fade at all I’m sure you have seen Michael Sabos 350 and he has those plastics his sat outside and it looks brand new. But I would look at his videos because he’s building his banshee right now.
No in comparison to the other frames that most people buy this one's probably the cheapest one you'll get on the line. And I made sure to check the Van and all that other stuff while I was there I just didn't do it on camera because it took me a lot to find it because it was power coded.
Yeah the whole plastic thing that was what I was told by a couple of people but I still think I was gonna go with maier plastics anyway because they are a little bit cheaper than trying to get OEM ones. I've been watching sabo's video I just don't want to copy too much of what hes got. Because then it takes the individuality of the build. I will be taking most of his suggestions on everything When it comes to the engine he does such good work there's no doubt that whatever he does that will work flawlessly. But when it comes to the frame and individual body work there might be some different adaptations to it.
I know this might be a bad idea, but I think it will be fun!
you mentioned the shoulder soreness after riding the raptor. i am 45 yrs old. i know what you mean lol best thing i did was install precision steering stabilizer. i just rode 2 straight days and zero shoulder or upper back soreness. best 500 i ever spent on the machine. i highly recommend it.
Super cool, I have also heard to look onto Flex which is another great idea. Thank you for the suggestion and support!
The Banshee is hands down our favorite atv ever made. Hopefully you can find an engine for it easily and cheaply, everybody uses them for project builds and they have gotten very expensive up here in Canada. They do beat a guy up pretty bad in stock form, im completely overhauling the suspension system on one of our Banshees over the next few months to try to fix this issue. Good luck with the build
Thank you so much for the support hopefully you can help later on down the line when I get it at least!
Go for it bro ! She’s going to be a runner when she’s done ! I want a banshee now
I can't wait
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Banshees are twin cylinder so two different exhaust, also a engine is going to cost over 1500 that’s the reason why I skip out of building banshees from scratch
Thank you for clearing that up, I wasn't really sure because I've seen a couple where they had one exhaust port is an exhaust port and in the rest of the 2 which really confused me and with my lack of research I had a couple of questions about that. And yeah the project's gonna cost me a fortune but if I can ever get it to where I want it to it'll be well worth all the money. Plus it'll be an ongoing thing for the channel too!
@@Wheeler_Bros Yea the two into one exhaust is really bad for performance. Hope you didn’t pay to much for that frame and made sure it had a good vin. Also try to build the motor is really not as hard as you think, and it’s great experience. Best off luck to you.
@@Wheeler_Bros Also I know you were talking about Maier plastics, I don’t really know what you were talking about because they don’t fade at all I’m sure you have seen Michael Sabos 350 and he has those plastics his sat outside and it looks brand new. But I would look at his videos because he’s building his banshee right now.
No in comparison to the other frames that most people buy this one's probably the cheapest one you'll get on the line. And I made sure to check the Van and all that other stuff while I was there I just didn't do it on camera because it took me a lot to find it because it was power coded.
Yeah the whole plastic thing that was what I was told by a couple of people but I still think I was gonna go with maier plastics anyway because they are a little bit cheaper than trying to get OEM ones. I've been watching sabo's video I just don't want to copy too much of what hes got. Because then it takes the individuality of the build. I will be taking most of his suggestions on everything When it comes to the engine he does such good work there's no doubt that whatever he does that will work flawlessly. But when it comes to the frame and individual body work there might be some different adaptations to it.
Amen 🙏🏽