-2 swinger

[H250RHATER]

is it worth it and how much will it cost because i mainly ride mx and trails

[FlatTrackinIt55]

it is most definatly worth it, its one of the best handling improvements ive made to the bike,money wise, i cant really tell you how much shouldnt be over 75$??

im sure someone on here knows

[stu]

it defo worth it for riding mx and tight trails....it gives you insane traction and cuts down the turning radius. its supposed to be easier to jump as well because it helps cancel out the shees front weight bias

 

you can buy a new swinger but thats $$$ or cut your stock one down. i know a few people on here have a cut stock swinger.....search the forums and find out

 

stu

[fixitrod]

it is most definatly worth it, its one of the best handling improvements ive made to the bike,money wise, i cant really tell you how much shouldnt be over 75$??

im sure someone on here knows

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If you find it that cheap, let all of us know. It's alot more work then you think. I did one. I don't have a plasma cutter though. If I did, it would have been a lot easier. I went through 2 cutting wheels, a recep blade and 5 hrs of time for the whole project.

[H250RHATER]

if i was to cut it my self is it hard to put back together i have a mig welder would it turn out to be stong if i cut it or would it snap after i rewelded it

i see them on line for like 7-900 dollars

Edited January 24, 2005 by H250RHATER

[Cotton eyed Joe]

I have a -2 in stock with skid plate mounts, all bearings, bare finish ready for a good home.

PM me if you're interested in a price.

 

Stan

[ledofthezep]

Much better traction, handling, & in-air maneuverability; I installed my +2+1 arms at the same time & it was a night/day difference. I'lll never go + unless I intend to do some dragg'n.

[KRMit]

Is there anyone you can send a swingarm to do it for you? I don't have a welder and I don't trust my skills enough.