i didnt know you could put 1000 hours on a banshee and keep it stock

 

what in the fwuuuck are j-arms?

 

it will need a topend done to that banshee someday soon if it already dosen't need one because that a lot of hours on stock pistons
but the price is great if that's all it needs.

 

a-arm shaped as a "J"

 

oh so they are just like a piece of tubing bent into an a?...

 

go to google images and type in "1989 banshee", when it pulls up pics, look at the upper J-arms, theyre something else.

 

Agreed. I think it'd be MUCH better to get a later model. Plus the J-arms just are not as good of a design.

 

Take a compression gauge over there and run a compression check on it.

 

there is a difference between a arms and j arm but again it comes back to that old story
how good is the rider. i have a 89 banshee i ride on trails and at glamis and i ride with newer banshee and they have a problem staying up with me so it's all about the rider [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

your probably going to want to know if it has been raced
or anything