I have a buddy that has just purchased a 2000 Banshee, He used to ride a Blaster a few years ago and got out of quadding for a while. He is back with us now and even got the wife a new Blaster.

 

 

What kinda riding you do?

 

after you get done beating him you can roll your little 400 on over here and try to beat this piece-o-crap banshee

 

Your buddy probably has a jetting problem with his new Banshee. My dad had the same problem with his 99 Banshee. Toomey T5's, and a jet kit will be a quick fix. Then do your best to try to keep up.

 

Hey, Crap Mazter, how about this: Go tell your friend to his face what you just said here. He will either kick you butt or smoke your puny 400EX with his Bnashee. Where do you people come from???

 

kind of funny comeing from someone that cant spell his screen name right u dont sound like a good friend too me wanting to beat your friend and then tell him he bought a piece of crap if i lived close to u i would race u on 99 banshee and see if u could beat me or NOT if u said that stuff to me i would say the heck with u and not go rideing with u at all it shouldnt matter what bike he bought as long as u 2 have fun rideing together

 

i agree with that

 

I think your friend should take you to your local dunes and show you what a good roosting is about. Just don't forget your snorkle so you can still breath under all that sand.

 

hakmazter...
the definition of master is... one highly skilled
unless you meant the other rendering... a youth or boy too young to be called Mister.
I think we all know what a "hak" is.
As a master in your field [your field is still unclear] it seems very petty that you bother beating up on your otherwise respectable "buddy". As I read your post it seems your "buddy " may not even know you. This is probably a guy you met at the trails while he's teaching his wife how to ride. Of course he doesn't want to look like a jerk in front of his wife and get dust in your eyes as well as his wife's. So he is patient and lets you appear to dominate him while he works hard to keep his darling wife interested in the sport.
I can see that you are far too immature to realize the broad spectrum of the constructive critism in the responses. When you're done reading this you can go ask your big brother if you can ride his 4 wheeler again and maybe you can find some poor kid to beat up on.
I happen to know that you do not represent the Honda buying public since they, like us Yamaha fans, are decent people.
In conclusion I will try to say something that you may understand if you think about it really hard.
A master in any field would never bate his friends.
Have a pleasant day.
your "buddy"
Holyman