Strongest extended swingarm?
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Strongest extended swingarm?
The ASR is a nice unit i know jeffrivercity always ran there products with no problems.You just said strong thats why you got the TBR story. A person has to be drunk and stupid to see most swing arms and tbr side by side and feel strength wise any of them have a chance.But i have run hundereds of passes besides ASRs product and have yet to see it fail.So good luck and gods speed.
#13
Strongest extended swingarm?
[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]Well most swing arms are built with cheaper off the shelf materials. TBRs was completely made of custom steel the side beams were 2.5" tall rectangular tubing gradually increassing in size to aprox 4" @ the carrier where you need the girth.very well gusseted it was not as light as most but with out a dought could take twice the beating.And your correct tbr is out of buiness it was way too time consumeing and costly to build these arms and compete on the market.but if one could find one laying around it would be a find.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
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Strongest extended swingarm?
Jmann- They should be well built now days. I remember back in 2002 ish I broke one that was built very weak with no gussets front or back. I almost got severely injured but rode it out.
After that I think they specialized in building a strong arm. If you saw the one I had youd know what im saying. If you saw what it did to my bike youd know what im saying. Luckily parts direct being one of the best in the bussiness in CS came through and replaced the 3k in damage.
I just gave pipelayer a very re-inforced lightweight swinger.
To all of you that recomend the ace fab swinger what about the NO _GUSSETS at the carrier? And they are putting them on conversions like that? LOL
JMO but take it for what its worth. Just cause someone says they are doing fine dont mean when you come of a jump sideways that non gusseted rear and or pivit area IS subseptible.
Eyeball engineering is one of the better arms out as well.
AZ im talking about 100 ft dropp offs from a large mountain and landing hard. Not a 3 ft jump you would do after a few beers ove a kiddy snake trail. LMAO[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
After that I think they specialized in building a strong arm. If you saw the one I had youd know what im saying. If you saw what it did to my bike youd know what im saying. Luckily parts direct being one of the best in the bussiness in CS came through and replaced the 3k in damage.
I just gave pipelayer a very re-inforced lightweight swinger.
To all of you that recomend the ace fab swinger what about the NO _GUSSETS at the carrier? And they are putting them on conversions like that? LOL
JMO but take it for what its worth. Just cause someone says they are doing fine dont mean when you come of a jump sideways that non gusseted rear and or pivit area IS subseptible.
Eyeball engineering is one of the better arms out as well.
AZ im talking about 100 ft dropp offs from a large mountain and landing hard. Not a 3 ft jump you would do after a few beers ove a kiddy snake trail. LMAO[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
#15
Strongest extended swingarm?
I remember the TBR's, they were awesome, nothing else like it for sure. they even had one model for the DS that took a small dogleg angle right after the shokc mount that lowered the rear end like 3 inches without sacrificing any shock travel at all. that tapered rectangular tubing was quite inovative. pricy, but nice.
#16
Strongest extended swingarm?
That ASR looks EXACTLY like an Eyeball engineering one. Not sure who copied who, but my buddy ben has an Eyeball on his shee and I wouldn't be able to tell a difference. I called Eyeball to see if they would build me one and they would but at $675 w/o a carrier..YIKES!
Man this TBR sounds like the holy grail of swingarms!
Man this TBR sounds like the holy grail of swingarms!
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#18
Strongest extended swingarm?
All of TBR products were the holy grail of parts. Just built great.
If you buy an Ace, you will either have to build a bolt relocater, or have the back end higher in the air. Majorecho built a nice little part that relocates the bolt to sit down at stock level. That ASR looked real good imo.
Where you been Richard?
If you buy an Ace, you will either have to build a bolt relocater, or have the back end higher in the air. Majorecho built a nice little part that relocates the bolt to sit down at stock level. That ASR looked real good imo.
Where you been Richard?
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Strongest extended swingarm?
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: JMann2380
Can someone post a picture of the shock mount on the Ace? I assume the ASR doesn't have a problem with the shock mount and raising the rear of the bike? That is something I definitely don't want.</end quote></div>
You can kinda see it on pic #16 on our photo page. Click on it and make it bigger. We bought ours used so I don't know if anything else was done to it before we got it.
Can someone post a picture of the shock mount on the Ace? I assume the ASR doesn't have a problem with the shock mount and raising the rear of the bike? That is something I definitely don't want.</end quote></div>
You can kinda see it on pic #16 on our photo page. Click on it and make it bigger. We bought ours used so I don't know if anything else was done to it before we got it.