Alright guys, today we modify up some nerf bars for our trail banshee, tear into the engine to see what's inside and go over some of the new parts that came in and weigh them against the take offs... this could be a blood bath for wait savings... If you enjoyed this video, please consider hitting the like button and subscribing for more content like this 🤘 Watch Part 1 - kzread.info/dash/bejne/fJ-j0q6Ng8ycY5s.html

@MxShee

2 жыл бұрын

“Some may even cry” 😂🤣

@fred-san

2 жыл бұрын

If you dont know, & as you like to polish, you can improve clutch, softness progressiveness (and avoid the machine which stalls in 1st, at idle). There are glue residues between the pads of the discs, glue which is therefore used to stick them on the disc, if you remove them, the oil circulates much better between, and avoid jerks'... I was inspired by an Englishman, on trial forum if I remember, it was +10 years ago, I don't remember the method correctly (which worked for my trial beta 250, it no longer stalled in 1st gear at idle, otherwise I needed dextron III....). , basically : With a 'dremel', and polishing discs (white), go there very cool, do not take off disc pad clutch.

@fred-san

2 жыл бұрын

another thing nobody do (i cant add link, search forum trial-passion échappement bruyant page 2 the post of fredbéta) sorry in French, but some pics.

@josephpatosky581

2 жыл бұрын

What's the link for the rear headlocks? Really looking for some good and cheap ones.

@brad5085

2 жыл бұрын

Mike I have a hub dyno from dyno com a great dyno in Fort Wayne IN if it’s close enough to u we’d love for u to comes use it

Never would’ve thought watching an hour long KZread video would be something I’d enjoy but after watching a couple of yours just goes to show how amazing your videos are you’ve given me the drive and motivation to work on my own machine and the urge to wanna try custom stuff on it

@HaloHamstur

2 жыл бұрын

I watched one of his other videos and I didn't even realize it was an hour long till I looked at the time at the end.

@philliphols

Жыл бұрын

I second this. I am in the process of purchasing a pile of banshee parts (nearly complete and already powder coated and fresh) and these videos have me motivated. I’m going to assemble the roller and then tear down the engine. Can’t wait to see inside

The fact that it ran rich definitely helped. Theres a guy i know who is local to me. He runs his banshees on the rich side and they are pretty much indestructable. He would do burnouts after burnouts. One time the thing got so hot that both expansion chamber were glowing bright orange/yellow. It still ran good and he didn't have any issues after that.

@Levi-vf1fh

2 жыл бұрын

Running then rich is good but it being red hot is how you wreck a moter rich or not

@ryy597

2 жыл бұрын

If anyone is interested, here is one video. The quality isn't amazing but you can definitely see the color on the expension chamber. Radiator pipe blew at the end and it still ran absolutely fine depsite the blown hose. which is crazy to me. kzread.info/dash/bejne/k22TzI-jZdyaiZM.html Another video: kzread.info9KCy4pHF7e4?feature=share

@ryy597

2 жыл бұрын

@@Levi-vf1fh i agree! I would not do this to my machine but it just shows how much abuse a 2 stroke can take when its properly dialed.

@chancedemagall4519

2 жыл бұрын

@@ryy597 duuuude that is f*ckin insane, I have no idea why that thing was running so good at the end,good ol 2 smokes😂😂

@yannhayon2796

2 жыл бұрын

a bit rich yes but too rich will have the reverse effect and damage your motor too.

For what it’s worth, I’m loving the longer vids! Feel much more connected to the build! Stoked to see this thing!

@MxShee

2 жыл бұрын

I agree!

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback bro! Hope you're doing well 🤘

@jaegersracing

2 жыл бұрын

Doing great! Been diving into the Banshee world lately trying to get ready for a build of my own. Loving the videos!

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

@@jaegersracing saw the sandow; super badass! Looking forward to it.

@charliebeers2013

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. very captivating and entertaining. It feels like 15 minutes. Probably a pain to edit for our man Sabo. Keep em coming!

I remember when you built this motor. It’s a testament to your craftsmanship of how nicely it came apart. Nice job once again!

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

That's a huge compliment, thank you!

Yes dude I can’t wait to see your ripe this thing, I love the channel.

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

I can't wait to rip it! Thank you Greyson!

love the longer videos.and love the information you give with them

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback Blake; I appreciate you watching 🤘

Congrats for the 100K subs!Greets from Greece!

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you man! Greetings from the US!

Love the banshee videos,you take pride in your work,and it shows all the wrench time you've done,this banshee is going to be awesome

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Bobby, glad you like the videos!

Goes to show when you build an engine top notch they come apart looking like this one. Great job assembling this beast

I’m so exited to see the end result. This build will be awesome can’t wait to see you ripping it on the trails. Great Vids Mike.🤘🏼

Mike congratulations on 100k. Glad I could be part of this milestone. Surprised at how good the motor looked on disassembly. Goes to show how well you are at building engines. Keep up the work. 👍🏻

Im lovin your videos dude, genuinely think ive watched atleast 90% of your videos

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, major compliment; thank you for watching so many of my videos 🤘

@williamneske6452

2 жыл бұрын

no problem man, keep up the amazing work!

Idk how anyone could dislike your videos, you’re very informative, kind and funny dude, love all your vids man keep up the awesome work

I'm loving the banshee series! Not many people putting killer content out like you, best atv content on KZread hands down

Thank you for the videos man…I really appreciate the detail you go into on the motor assembly and disassembly. It really helps a diy’er like me. Not many 2-stroke builders and enthusiasts in my area and I love working on my own stuff so every tip u give helps!

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching my videos Mathew; I'm glad they help you out 🤘

Got lucky and saw the video pop up in my feed right as I sat down to eat. Prime time videos!

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching Gavin!

Keep it up mike love you and the videos, can’t wait for the next one

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for watching matt!

Banshees are front heavy, so maybe the extra weight of the rear tires may help balance the machine, Kenda's with bead lock looks like an awesome setup

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

100%, we are at least putting the weight on the correct end

this banshee is one of the cleanest ive ever seen carry on what your doing

Now that's what i am talking about Mike, Perfect Name Choice Just wait till you are in the trails, The Voodoo Spirits will be Watching out for you.. Thank you for the shout out man, Glad to be apart of your channel, Now get the voodoo Hoodies ready i want one lol

@davidstoner27

2 жыл бұрын

Good job on the name for sure I am ready for hoodies to lol

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Oh you can bet there will be Voodoo Banshee Gear! Thanks again for inspiring the name!

Dude! Great rebrand, Great content and honestly, this is the best stuff you've put out so far. I feel like I got in on the ground floor with you and I can't wait to see where you go next.

Sabo is a certified bad ass! No doubt about it. Builds are incredible and your skits are funny asf

At least you give tips and don’t time lapse everything appreciate it my guy 🤟🏾

I can't believe how durable those pis. And cylinders are ,WOW! Those ball joints pullers are the best I bought some for my quad.

Love your videos man straight to the point little bit of humor I think your doing a great job and also very helpful for those of us that like to work on our stuff. Keep it up man 👍

"1.5 pound to 7 pounds with aluminum one " i had to rewind to hear that right !! awesome build man.just had to bust your balls lol ..great video!

I hang all my old parts on my wall in the garage, i am also a sentimental banshee owner haha

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

100% this

Bro the intro warning🤣🤣🤣 ( in fact I have no idea what I’m talking about) that’s amazing

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

😂 I wasn't sure if anyone would notice that

Great as always. I learn so much from your Videos. Can't wait to see this project coming together and hear the Banshee scream again. Love from Europe.

Your killing it bro. 🇺🇸🤟

This has motivated me to completely strip and restore my 06 se. Love the videos, any tips on straightening the front of the frame? Only where the bumper mounts, 1 of the bolts doesn't line up. Keep doing what you're doing brother

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the love man; I'm glad I could motivate you! As far as straightening the frame; there are places that specialize in that if it's a difficult bend, but a lot of times you can get creative. I've straightened frames by using cable come-alongs and I-beams before; if there's a will, there's a way.

Love the videos!! Really brings me back to when i rode and lived next to the pagoda motor cycle track!!

Dude 2022 is gonna be a huge year for your channel, I can't wait to see how this rebuild turns out and what other projects you do along the way 💪🏻

Appreciate all the work you share

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate you watching Beverly 🤘

That motor looks so good coz your the friking boss at building motors Mike! Just goes to show, the more time and effort you put in to building things right.. the longer they'll last.. it sure does pay to do things right! 💪💪💪💪💪💪👍👍👍

Love the new name and the channel!! Congrats on 💯k !!

Thank you so much Michael you could’ve made a 30 minute video and I’ll still be happy but you decided to make a one hour video which takes a lot of effort and you still manage to put a bunch of edits in there too I just want to thank you man for putting out amazing content and making my day💪🏻💯

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words bro! I'm glad you're enjoying the longer videos 🤘

I really enjoy watching makes my day thank you

Excited to see the result!

im digging the progress on the banshee. i cant wait to see the powder coat ed parts and graphics you get on her.

I love all theese new videos! You’ve come a long way since I started watching years ago 👍

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you're loving the new videos; thanks for watching for so long 🤘

Coming along nicely. I especially like the custom nerf bar setup nice work! Nice surprise at the end with the shirts being in. Looking forward to rocking mine🤘

Love all your videos micheal!!

Man greasing the gaskets is where it's at. I was worried about my intake gaskets leaving gasket stuck everywhere but nah they came off super clean.

Coors light and Michael Sabo video YAY!

I can’t believe you are only at 100k you deserve more. Your content is the best I’ve ever seen. Keep up the good work

Hopefully it helps your algorithm out, but I went through and made sure I was “liked” on every single video you have... and I realized I had likes all the way back to when you removed spray paint on plastic and had a KX85... before your “500 subscriber” video that you put out. I guess I didn’t even realize it but I’ve been on your channel since damn near the beginning.. that’s CRAZY to see how far your videos have come. I’m completely baffled right now after going that far back in your videos. Awesome job man, for real, I really mean that!!

I did the same mod to my air box years ago, I used 3/8 delrin on top of the shock mount as a spacer and cut the tabs off for the coolant bottle, keep up the work good man 👍

Excellent video sir. I really liked the weight comparisons. Glad to see the shoulder is healing up/recovering for you.

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Ted!

Such a cool engine! Looked great inside!

Thank you for make us happy dude 🤩🤩🤩 Keep up

Finally, been waiting for this video love the content keep up the good work man 🤙

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for waiting and watching! 🤘

Also weighing the parts is a game changer keep it up 👍

Congratulations on 100k! Best of luck with Basket Case Garage~~

they gonna look gorgeous !!

The longer videos are a must from now on. If you could make a new video everyday of the week that would epic. I really like the custom fab work you do, it makes me want to be more open with my future builds!

Allways good content.. Keep it up bro!!

I’ve been a sub for a hot minute and I’ve never been so excited for a series!

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

That's awesome to hear; thank you for following along!

Learning a lot. Thanks bro

wish i found you tube sooner,, love the content specially 2 strokes even 4 strokes is decent but im old school so love my 2 bangers

Man I've carried that Milwaukee Hackzawll with me in a short ride with a pruning blade to do trail maintenance. It's an amazing tool to have

Awesome build and video like normal I might end up using these videos as a guide to be able to make my own personal build so thank you personally!

Try a 10” wide rear that would be interesting to see what it weighs! Good job on the bike mike I like your out side the box thinking and being different.

Sprocket weighs... 7lb 8oz🤣🤣 Love your content man!

Can’t wait until you finish the beast 😮‍💨

Keep up the great work 😊🏆

Can't wait to see the voodoo shee.

100000 , Congrats buddy !!!! 👍

I’m very excited to the the power of the cub stock bore. Also the new name sounds sweet good for you man!

Proof in the pudding, this was great work.

Wow great job on all that custom work!! I wouldn’t trust myself cutting into new parts

Congratulations on 100k bro. Let's get to 200k this year!!

This is working so great!! I think I'll change it 😆

Love the custom stuff. That is the difference between a "Build" and a "Put it back together". It's all in the details, 🤘✌

Awesome vid and edits and filming and bikes and builds and shop and knowledge and tools and products. Congrats on 100k subscribers

I’ve been waiting I’m so happy

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate you waiting dude!

Love watching the builds man, my dad has a banshee that he got brand new in 97 that I want to do a full build on!

Another great video brother, 49 minutes in when you talking shit to that tire was a good laugh haha keep killin it bro

Very interesting nerf bar setup

been waiting for this

Definitely Like the flat look on those wheels tho 👍 💯

I'm new stumble on your channel digging every video I seen witch is about 10 now love the detailed work you do I am a mechanic been one since I was 14 I worked on mustang to working at Honda for 6 years now I'm a Forman at a bakery for 15 years and I just love shit apart to see how it works and seeing you do that shit made me want watch your videos 🙃👍👍

Amaizing , great video keep it up :)

Voodoo Banshee hell yeah love it .......

Nice attention to detail man.

Good job bro she is moving right along

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate you Dave 🤘

Good job on the nerfs 👌

I weigh parts wet. But you are riding in dry areas so no need. Thanks for the video sir!

This is gonna be a super sick build

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Owen!

Hi i just want to let you know the i love the channel and the video you do cause I learn how to find some problems on motorcycles and atv so Good looking out from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 and god bless you and your family you are the best

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Jorge, thank you for the kind words and for supporting my channel!

I’m actually going to be building a full lone star raptor 660 and the be able to see the front hubs makes me pretty happy with my decision 😁 can’t wait to see the banshee take shape

100k good job bro 😎

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Josh!

Keep it up man good stuff

@MichaelSabo

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Jo!

I worked at rath racing in high school. He once got a titanium chassis bolt kit for a Honda 450. I installed every bolt marked the excess thread (maybe 1/4 Inch on most)and ground them down to the bare minimum length. Just supports your guess that, yes the fastest racers do modify everything.

I'm diggin' the Mitutoyo's

Ooo boy nice heel guard 👌😎👌

coming along nicely. not stoked about the name change but i’ll give it a chance lol

On my Banshee I made a crossbar at the bottom Of the frame and put holes in it then made a brace for the bottom of the motor with Haim joints on each side of a bar and bolted them up so the motor has alittle extra bracing

Nice build