What a-arms are the best buy, cheaper is good but they have to be good and strong?

 

I feel if you want good and strong a arms it will cost more
I have lonestar +2 arms and they're great but they did cost about $800
albaaction,com I think has nice ones for a good price
there are lots of a arms out there, do a lot of research before you decide what you want

 

The best price on real strong high quality chromoly a arms is the Armadillo ones. Rocky mountain atv or ebay has them.

 

Armadillo doesn't make a-arms for a LT250R do they

 

will Z-400 a-arms fit?

 

They don't make them for the LT at this time although they talked about doing some when they have time, they do have an LT for prototyping. The z arms won't fit an LT.

 

Didn't notice in your sig about the LT, you have just a couple of choices for a arms. There is one brand that sells for around 500 bucks I believe, and it's not Lonestar but I can't think of the name right now......

 

cheap a-arms...BURGARD!! nice arms, cheap too, but poor customer service...well for some people anyway. u will hear both sides of extremes with them. my arms came quick, but i waited over 2 months for the swingarm.

 

I just ordered ASR A arms on ebay. I paid $499.50 with shipping. That includes plus 2 steel brake lines. They have a real good warranty, on there page anyway. I will let you know what I think of them when I get them.

 

hey 800screws...

i just picked up a nice 400ex, and plan on doing a full overhaul for racing. i am assumeing that you race at southwick, playboy, and modena, being you are in the new york area. tell me are the works shocks good enough for racing or should i just get elkas, i am going to go with a +2 frount end, prolly lonestar arms, i can get such good deals on works shocks, and was wanting to know just how do they ride over the stockers? i am not just talking about jumps, but rather hard hits, from rocks and roots, can they soak up the hit, or will the bike still ride harsh?

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