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TRX 250r or Banshee?
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Posted by: justin_yfz450
Hey I was wondering and I'll go ahead and explain what I like to do and stuff. I love to jump and trail race that is my thing well my favorite. I want a 2 stroke ATV no thumper. So i've narrowed it down to either a TRX or a Banshee. I also like to hit the track a few times and every now and then drag race but not alot. So what would be better the TRX or Banshee?? I also like playing around too. Dependability and Power does matter 
Posted by: 450r51
250r hands down for your type of riding.
Posted by: Eddiesanders250
250 no doubt
Posted by: CHEVYZ
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Originally posted by 450r51
250r hands down for your type of riding.
Agreed!
Posted by: xx3003xrdrxx
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Originally posted by Eddiesanders250
250 no doubt
Posted by: Blue250X
haha what r all you 250R guys doin in the banshee forum, dont u have your own?? wait, wat am i doin here??? ahh!! im leavin, dont beat me up, ill be in the under 350cc forums if you need me!! lol
Posted by: z400roosteR
banshee for sure.
Posted by: Marshmello
what year is the shee ,mods,your wheight what kinda riding are you gonna do we gotta know this stuff cus they are really different quads
Posted by: Jakeyracer
It is hard to ask a question about honda vs yamaha at this site was an all honda site but you are in a newly opened banshee section but i would have to say a 250 would be better for what you want to do
Posted by: syn
I think a 250 might end up costing more, i ride like you and i have a banshee.
Posted by: z400roosteR
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Originally posted by Marshmello
what year is the shee ,mods,your wheight what kinda riding are you gonna do we gotta know this stuff cus they are really different quads
The year of the shee doesn't really matter bro.
Posted by: Toadz400
Definately the 250R, and I'm a Banshee person!
If you were sticking to something like drags or wider trails I'd say definately go with the Banshee, but since you added tracks in there than it's a definate yes to the R. R's can be made as fast as a Banshee also and they are a lot cheaper to mod, while being a bit more reliable.
Posted by: #1atpikespeak
This is me#12 pulling a wheelie off the starting line on my home made hybrid that I call the Honshee half Honda 250R and half banshee. I would highly suggest the conversion if you can pull it off. Alll my other detailed pictures are to large to post but I asure you it is what I say it is and it really ripps!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: justin_yfz450
Man that is awesome. How did you manage it? Did you run the banshee engine with 250r frame or what?
Posted by: #1atpikespeak
Yes it is a true 86' TRX 250R chassis with no major frame alterations. I couldn't and wouldn't give all my secrets away but I can say that It requires a single carb and single pipe to pull it off. That is if you plan on racing it in any organization that will have rules that don't allow drag pipes. I race this bike in events like the Pikes Peak hill climb, circle track racing both ice and dirt as well as a little super moto from time to time. I run a very strong 350cc motor at the moment but will be putting together a 450cc cheeta cub motor for the 2006 hill climb season. If you would like some good pictures send me an email address and I will send you pictures back. I can't seem to get them to post on this forum.
Posted by: BiG James
ive seen a yfz450 with a 90hp engine in it
Posted by: Toadz400
#1atpikespeak, send me pics of your Honshee to me. Send as many as you like, more the better, that thing sounds sweet
. I've always loved the Banshee, still have mine all in pieces ready for a full rebuild...won't happen anytime soon though. My e-mail is ntadej@hotmail.com. Thanks
Posted by: Bigun55
Cant beat a 250R in my book
Posted by: Toadz400
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Originally posted by Bigun55
Cant beat a 250R in my book
Except for a Banshee in a 250R frame
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Posted by: Bigun55
lol
Posted by: 265RGUY
go for the R
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