did you think of the vin # yet
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did you think of the vin # yet
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Lord of the trike
It's a cool little quad and you can have fun on them, just not a Banshee. Hopefully you didn't pay Banshee price if you recently bought it.
Rob
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The day begins with 3WW
lol i had one them banshee wanna be blasters. they are pettty but ride like a brick on wheels. you have no idea what ya do, prob paid like 2K for a spray bombed kids bike.
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Gunter glieben glauchen globen
The Good:
1985 1/2 Tri-Z - Daily Rider - Pretty much stock ( wink )
1985 1/2 Tri-Z - Custom Black & Gold, Top mount plastic tank, custom 3D printed airbox, Banshee shock
1985 Tri-Z - Rider restore in process
The Bad:
1988 TRX250R with 86 ATC 250R Motor and Swinger - Screamer!
The Ugly:
1993-ish Banshee / 2003 Motor by VSR in Belding, MI - Duner Fun!!
2000-ish Banshee / Motor by RDZ Racing in Fowlerville, MI - Another Duner!
My other user 3WW ID was Nitebiker07.
Teaching quads a lesson
Exactly. This guy is a troll. 6 posts total, 3 in this thread.....
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I paid 600 for it , whats a troll?
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Brutal!! Nwolf, thanks for the laugh. Hang it up and go here: www.blasterforum.com
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Got the holeshot
Alright, you don't SERIOUSLY think it's a banshee, do you? You've GOT to be pulling our leg, right?
If so, HAhahahaha!
If not, ouch.
$600 isn't too bad for a nice Blaster like that, but they are anything from rare, probably the most commons non-chinese quad ever made. Do a few performance mods on it if it's stock and they are a fun little quad to ride trails on, and do some light racing. But in ZERO way comparable to a banshee except for the color.
This is my trike. There are many like it but this one is mine. My trike is my best friend, and it is my life. I must master it as I must master myself. My trike without me is useless. Without my trike, I am useless. I must ride my trike true. My trike and I know that what counts is not the amount of miles we ride, but the time we ride together. My trike is human in it's own ways, therefore I will learn it as my brother. I will learn it's weaknesses, it's strengths, it's parts, and it's soul.
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