Sometimes the subtleties of the English language are difficult to put down on print. That is why the great writers are great. I missed the sarcasm, but I get it now that I am lookin for it!

 

I thought it was well done wyo... got it right away.

 

I guess I need to use more smily faces or something to make my points.

Anyway, I used to live and ride some in PA and I agree that with the terrain there it can take a toll on a machine for sure. Lately, I am almost strictly a sand duner so machines tend to be in a lot better shape plus things tend not to rust here. The rocks, mud and treest do take a toll on a machine out East.

Warrior007, thanks - It's good to know my overly dry sense of humor didn't go to waste. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

Overally, I do still think a Banshee can be had cheaper than a 250r if both machines are in the same condition. 250Rs are in demand and you pay for that. Banshees are more plentiful and cheaper overall.

 

I GOT A '99 SLIGHTLY MODIFIED BANSHEE IF UR INTERESTED... E-MAIL ME IF SO... I CAN WORK OUT A DECENT DEAL, MECHANIC OWNED

-TONY

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NORTHER, NJ