Description

As you would expect, power comes from a liquid-cooled 347cc two-stroke parallel-twin paired with a 6-speed manual transmission and a chain drive. The engine breathes in through dual Mikuni carburetors and out into an FMF two-into-two expansion-chamber exhaust system.

Finished in red with multicolor graphics, the Banshee keeps its original styling and silver tubular steel frame. It has a black solo seat, nerf bars, and a 3.2 gallon fuel tank, along with headlights that have been fitted with retro color-matched covers. Multi-piece wheels wear older tires showing sidewall cracking, and a spare set of sand-tread wheels are included – the new owner would be wise to budget for some new tires before any riding is attempted.Suspension is handled by Works Performance shocks and double wishbones up front, with an adjustable piggyback-reservoir monoshock and swingarm at the rear. Braking is handled by two hydraulic discs up front and a single unit on the rear axle. The controls are mounted to a Renthal cross-braced handlebar with standard switchgear and thumb throttle, and like most Banshees, it lacks instrumentation.