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Posted by: eminem2614---------------------
ive owned 50's 80's and then went to the banshee i am going out real soon to get an 03 YZ250 is there a big gap between the skill level in a banshee and a YZ250 just need some opinions. and wha oem parts should i replace that are nown to break if any?
Posted by: eminem2614---------------------
need answer fast plese reply
Posted by: yzeater---------------------
If you're getting a new bike, nothing should break very soon. The bars will bend whenever you crash. The stock chain is crap...but other than that it's a sound bike
Posted by: SpectraSVT---------------------
I would think there would be a definite adjustment when moving to 2 wheels from 4. But as far as the bike goes I think its the best all around 250 there is in stock form. I have not once regretted the decision even after riding the other 03's.
Posted by: atc3434`---------------------
Be careful, a Banshee is quick, but my 125 will hang with one NP, and a 250 will eat it for lunch! You know bikes and quads a little, so just start out low. Don't got Chad Reed first crack out of the box. Get used to the power, the handling etc. At least coming off a Banshee you'll already be farmiliar with dealing with the sudden hit a 2 stroke. Just remember you dealing with even more power now!
Posted by: Psalm31.24---------------------
I'd have these extra parts in my toolbox/truck. Aluminum Bars - the steel ones bend easily. clutch & brake levels -- bend when you fall. New chain -- good idea. Sparkplugs (my 02 is jetted perfect for SoCAl weather, don't know for you tho).
If this helps, it's because so many people on this site have helped me and I'm just passing on what I've learned from them. If it doesn't help . . . well at least I tried . . . (smile)
Posted by: eminem2614---------------------
thnks alo for all the feedback im going soon to get it just waitin for my step dad to find time i never jetted any of my bikes my cosin always fixed them they now live in the mountains would the dealership jet it for me? and im hinkin bout gettin the SST pipe after a while would that require jetting too? thanks
Posted by: whyzee---------------------
get the bike first :silly:
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