CARBON FIBER A ARS AND FRAMES
#3
They could be made, but would probably be 2500 dollars a pair for A-Arms, and the frame would be well over $10,000. I saw the dirt bike frame, I think it was a CR250, and it was like $15,000 for just the frame. You could always cover your Existing A-Arms and frame with a layer of carbeon fiber. It would look cool, and wouldn't coat all that much.
#4
There are good and bad points to carbon fiber components...they are light, they look good. But I have heard that sun light can decrease the life span of carbon fiber. It will get weaker with time. No rust, but weaker. My mountain bike had a carbon fiber frame... It was about 2 1/2 years old when the main tube just shattered...It did not bend, and there were no signs of breakage until it finally happened...The dealer wanted to hear nothing.
I would think that an atv would take to much shock and spend way too much time in the sum to make carbon fiber worth it.
Good luck
I would think that an atv would take to much shock and spend way too much time in the sum to make carbon fiber worth it.
Good luck
#5
What about Carbon Fiber fenders? Or skid plates? I have seen this on many Baja 1000 vehicles and many Indy cars and yet they race in the sun.
Another very strong(bullet proof) yet light material is ______. Can you guess what it is?
Another very strong(bullet proof) yet light material is ______. Can you guess what it is?
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#9
I'm not sure about the sun thing, but carbon fiberis a weird material when ever it comesto structural support. Like the guy said with the bike frame, it doesn't bend or show stress marks it just breaks, being that it is a really brittle material once curred. It wasn't desinged to take the flexing and side stress. I don't think you will ever see a very sucessful frame because of how the framelikes to flex. A-arms would be more likely but with a hard hit rearward hit I see them breaking also.


