I do not think polaris is that fast there is not one out there that could touch me. Not even the scrambler. If you think you are lets try it.

 

OK, Let's race. I pick the style and location. There is a really nice muskeg field a little way from my house. We'll race through that in REVERSE!!!!!

OK??

SP500 in NS

 

I don't think that you have ran up agianst a modded scrambler they will keep up with a piped she or beat it. You better have a good running she to out run a trail mod scrambler.

 

Yup, from what I have seen, the Shee is the king of the wide open spaces. I hear the DS650 is awful close, but a modded Shee will still take it.
I would be willing to race you with my Xplorer, but on my terms. Since I have only one spark plug wire connected to anything, you would have to do the same
Or if you insist on using both cylinders, I get to pick the terrain - how about 8 inches of snow?

Seriously, though a Banshee is one heck of a machine. A modded Scrambler might keep up with you most of the time, but not out in the open where you can make your Shee scream.

 

Hey foxrace~
There's a guy in this forum with the screen name 800twin. I'm sure he'd be more than happy to race your "slow" banshee. He wouldn't even use a Scrambler, he'd use a Trailblazer! I'd love to see that race taped...you'd need 2 videocameras because the two of you wouldn't even be on the same screen!!

 

Why do people reply to stupid postings from little kids ( or an adult acting like one ). Its starting to sound like my father is tougher than your father in here. Next we will be comparing the size of our d!*ks... If its faster great, you are awesome. Just ride and enjoy riding no matter what flavor of quad you have.

 

Whats this with Yamee machines on the Polaris forum again? Must be pretty boring on the Yamaha forum, gotta go to the Polaris forum where all the action is, and where the real quad owners are at.

 

It is no doubt faster...most polaris models are more user friendly and versatile though. A give and take situation. It's all based on one's needs/wants.

 

Good Point. Also remember that when modifying a Banshee the "rule of two's" factors in. For nearly every motor hop-up part a Scrambler owner buys, you guys get to buy two

 

Nobody on this forum ever claimed or will claim to be faster than a Banshee (stock vs stock)on an asphalt stretch. I will race you with my Xplorer but lets throw in a little snow and you will soon realize that your Banshee is about as useless as hooters on a bull.