1997 Yamaha Banshee 350 – Lemon Green & Black Edition

1997 Yamaha Banshee 350 – Lemon Green & Black Edition

Stand out from the crowd with the boldest look in the dunes. The 1997 Yamaha Banshee 350 in Lemon Green and Black is a high-voltage tribute to the era of extreme sports. Featuring vibrant neon plastics paired with a high-contrast Black frame, this machine is designed for the rider who wants to be seen—and heard.

Underneath the neon exterior lies the legendary 347cc parallel-twin two-stroke engine that made the Banshee a household name. The 1997 model represents a perfect balance of mid-era production reliability and the aggressive A-arm handling that riders demand for high-speed stability.

Product Highlights

• Electric Aesthetics: Features the rare Lemon Green (Neon) plastics and original ’97 graphics set against a Midnight Black frame.

• The Twin-Cylinder Scream: Powered by the liquid-cooled, 347cc 2-stroke engine—the ultimate power plant for sand, trails, and drag strips.

• Proven A-Arm Suspension: Equipped with the reliable independent double-wishbone front end for precise steering and landing control.

• 90s Heritage: A true survivor of the “Golden Era,” offering a mechanical simplicity that modern EFI quads can’t match.

Technical Specifications

Why Shop at Yamahabanshee350.shop?

At Yamahabanshee350.shop, we specialize in full-bike sales. We don’t just sell parts; we deliver complete, high-performance machines that are ready to hit the gas the moment they arrive.

• Complete Units: Every 1997 Lemon Green model we list is a full, operational bike—not a project or a parts-only machine.

• Global Shipping: We provide professional crating and worldwide logistics for full ATVs, ensuring your neon legend arrives safely at your door.

• Mechanical Integrity: We inspect engine compression, cooling systems, and frame geometry to ensure you are getting a top-tier Banshee.

Rider’s Note: The 1997 Lemon Green colorway is increasingly rare in good condition. Its unique look makes it a favorite for collectors who want a “period-correct” ’90s machine that pops in any garage or trail.