raptor +2 a-arms, are they too wide for woods/trail riding?
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raptor +2 a-arms, are they too wide for woods/trail riding?
I'm pretty sure ASR and LSR along with Roll and a half dozen others have +1 arms. Ricky stator and Alba aren't real big on a-arms, they both started offering them just a short time ago and Ricky stator originally offered only stock sized uppers.
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raptor +2 a-arms, are they too wide for woods/trail riding?
When I bought my +1s up 1s last year I could not find Lonestar or ASR +1s. The only companies I found are Houser and Burgard....I bought mine from the latter. Houser is just way too expensive. I think I paid $565 for mine with a custom black powder coat. I have a stock length swingarm too and I still think the up 1 a-arm adds a lot of stability. Go to burgardcycle.com
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raptor +2 a-arms, are they too wide for woods/trail riding?
Lonestar lists +1, +2, and +3 a arms right at the top of their raptor product page.
ASR only lists +2/+1 and +3/+1 arms on their web page.
According to some distributors, Leager will make them as long as you like.
Thats 2 minutes of google searches for the companies off the top of my head. They are out there.
ASR only lists +2/+1 and +3/+1 arms on their web page.
According to some distributors, Leager will make them as long as you like.
Thats 2 minutes of google searches for the companies off the top of my head. They are out there.
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raptor +2 a-arms, are they too wide for woods/trail riding?
Originally posted by: 1BAD250R
But he's looking to spend $500-$600. Those Lonestars are $760. Custom made Leagers will be more.
But he's looking to spend $500-$600. Those Lonestars are $760. Custom made Leagers will be more.
oops, thought it was a different member above. Thanks ofc.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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