2005 Yamaha Banshee se

• Engine Type: 347cc, liquid-cooled, two-stroke, parallel twin engine.
• Power Output: Around 35-40 horsepower, which is perfect for riders who want an exciting mix of speed and acceleration. The two-stroke engine provides exhilarating power that enthusiasts love.
• Transmission: 6-speed manual transmission with a reliable clutch and gear shift, giving riders full control over the engine’s power output.
• Carburetors: Dual 34mm Mikuni carburetors, known for their ability to deliver smooth throttle response and easy maintenance.
• Starting System: Electric start for ease of use, with a manual kick-start backup system in case the battery runs low or for added reliability.
• Exhaust: Dual exhaust pipes that give the Banshee its iconic two-stroke sound, while helping to maximize engine performance.
• Fuel System: The oil injection system means riders don’t have to manually mix oil with the fuel, ensuring proper lubrication for the engine without hassle.

Suspension and Handling:

• Front Suspension: Independent double A-arm suspension with 8.1 inches of travel, providing a smooth ride on various terrains.
• Rear Suspension: Mono-shock swingarm rear suspension with 9.1 inches of travel, ensuring stability, control, and comfort, especially when hitting jumps or navigating rough trails.
• Brakes: Hydraulic disc brakes in both the front and rear provide reliable stopping power, important for a high-performance ATV like the Banshee.
• Tires: The 2005 Banshee SE comes equipped with tires designed for a mix of dune and trail riding. Typically, these tires are 22 inches in the front and 20 inches in the rear, optimized for traction and performance.

Design and Features:

• Special Edition Graphics: The SE model is known for its distinctive graphics and color schemes. The 2005 model featured special edition graphics on the plastic bodywork, often in a bold black or red with special decals, giving it a more striking appearance compared to the standard models.
• Weight: Weighs approximately 385 lbs, making it light enough to handle easily while still providing solid stability at high speeds.
• Fuel Tank Capacity: The fuel tank holds about 2.6 gallons, providing a decent riding range for typical off-road riding, though riders may need to refuel after extended runs.
• Headlights: The 2005 Banshee SE has a front headlight, making it street-legal in some areas and improving visibility during low-light conditions.