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Even with all the suspension getting close to dialed in, it still handles like a banshee, just doesn't beat you up so bad:haha: Dirt tires were only for the test ride, paddles are a permanent fixture on it.

Update: got it finished for the January. Probably going back to the thumb throttle, wrist hurt for weeks after 5 days.

Stock '01 never been opened, fmf pipes and toomeys 2-1 air filter for right now. Too many other projects to dig into the motor right now.

I bought it from a guy in Portland that built it for his kid. My kid is 7....so he has a couple years before he gets to ride it. Put a 70-90lb kid that can ride on it and it will hold its own. If I was building a YFZ-hybrid, I would use a 250 or banshee motor, but I still thought it was a cool...

I took pictures of its good side:haha:

I figured I'd post my quad build here too since there are a couple of good ones going so far....waiting for dyno numbers on that YFZ:awesomework: Started with the typical 01 Banshee with pipes Sent the frame, pipes and assorted bracketry to Pacific Performance Coatings here in Everett. I...

If you ever think about selling it call me. Brent

Check out Foothills Trail in Port Angeles, Sadie Creek is OK too. There are some downhill courses cut into the hill along 101 going out toward Joyce, but I can't remember exactly where, it's been years since I've been riding. I realy miss it.