No more Banshee!!!

Started by Honda250ex, November 11, 2005, 09:15:16 PM

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Dr.Dirt

You probably could beat me in drag race because I am running a stock Blaster, champ.  ;D  And as for you Klutchbuster..If you want yourself a challenge, heres one: Go challenge your dog to a match of who can poop on the carpet first.  ;)

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Quote from: raptor350 on November 13, 2005, 06:07:28 PM
theres a rumor about replacing the blaster with a yfz250 :o

That would be awsome....
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Quote from: klutchbuster350 on November 11, 2005, 09:43:17 PM
Quote from: Honda250ex on November 11, 2005, 09:22:46 PM
I never knew.. and Im not joking! ???
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Hondarider22

i heard that there going to stop making all 2 stroke bikes (quads and dirtbikes) due to the amount of polution they put out.....??? thats wat i heard, dont know wen tho

yamaha350r

yea and most of the race bikes now in motocross are 4 strokes... back wen my unle raced ( wen carmicheal was riding peewee) all the bikes were 2 stroke he had 2 yz250's and smaller bikes he won

Yamaha72

The only way to keep 2-strokes in production is to meet the emissions regulations. The only reason that I can guess they are keeping the 2-stroke dirtbikes is because of racing. When do you see a 2-stroke in modern racing? never unless it is open class. Thats why they are discontinuing the Banshee, for the blaster they said the Yamaha was trying to design a 250 4-stroke engine for the Blaster frame but well just have to wait and see.?
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Dr.Dirt

Quote from: Yamaha72 on January 07, 2006, 10:36:32 PM
The only way to keep 2-strokes in production is to meet the emissions regulations. The only reason that I can guess they are keeping the 2-stroke dirtbikes is because of racing. When do you see a 2-stroke in modern racing? never unless it is open class. Thats why they are discontinuing the Banshee, for the blaster they said the Yamaha was trying to design a 250 4-stroke engine for the Blaster frame but well just have to wait and see.?

250 4 stroke? Pfftt. That would be slower than the 200cc two stroke engine in it now. No one's gonna buy that peice of crap when they could get a proven Z250 or 250EX.

svtbolt04

Quote from: Yamaha72 on January 07, 2006, 10:36:32 PM
The only way to keep 2-strokes in production is to meet the emissions regulations. The only reason that I can guess they are keeping the 2-stroke dirtbikes is because of racing. When do you see a 2-stroke in modern racing? never unless it is open class. Thats why they are discontinuing the Banshee, for the blaster they said the Yamaha was trying to design a 250 4-stroke engine for the Blaster frame but well just have to wait and see.?


Hate to break it to you, but people still run them in regular class's.
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Quote from: Dr.Dirt on November 13, 2005, 11:09:59 PM
You probably could beat me in drag race because I am running a stock Blaster, champ.  ;D  And as for you Klutchbuster..If you want yourself a challenge, heres one: Go challenge your dog to a match of who can poop on the carpet first.  ;)
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