Can anyone recommend an aftermarket axle for an 87 lt250r? All I've read is Dura-Blue makes a $300 piece of junk. I'll spend the dough on a good one but I don't want to replace it ever again.

 

the lonestar axcalibar is supposed to be amazing but its expensive. durablue is far from junk and in my onpinion the eliminator is just as good as the lsr, and the x-33 is way overkill but probably the best axle ever made.

is say go durablue thats what i got and i do FAST, ROUGH, trails and fair deal of track (unadilla, rausch creek, etc.) on my lt250r and ive had no problems whatsoever and i beat the s**t out of that thing.

just my 2 cents

 

I've heard great things about Dura Blue and I've heard bad. I've read complaints about their warranty policy too. I've seen pictures of twisted Dura-Blue splines. Then again these complaints could be from pros who really beat on em. I shouldn't beleive everything I read. I just like to get it right the first time especially since its such a high price part.Appreciate the input

 

G-Force makes a great axle for not much cash, less that $200 w/ shipping. They have a lifetime warranty, if it bends, twists, or breaks, they will replace it for free. I sell them as well as a few other more expensive brands, but that's what we run on our banshee, and it's never let us down. I don't know if they make one for your bike, but if you are interested in finding out, let me know and I will check on it for you and send you a link to it on my store.

 

Well, both are on ebay right now., +4 Dura-blue for under 200, and a lsr axcaliber, for 324 buy it now

 

On a clear nite if you can listen real well,,,you can hear the dura-blows break around the world.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Warranty's are great but the downtime while they are sent back sucks.
I'd be getting a LSR or RPM.