american star a arms any good

[drake]

im looking for some after market a arms i mostly trail ride and play around in big fields. i know quicksand is a good product but a little pricey for me.any good a arms that wont break the bank. american star has some for 389.00 are they any good. thanks

[kenr74]

I have a set of their arms on my Shee and YFZ. I'm not out there pounding on them but I've never had any problems. When I had one set powder coated the place screwed up some threads. I called ASR to see what they would do and got great customer service.

[23champ]

I've got a set on my bike. You might want to watch what your buying, most of their a-arm sets aren't made from chromolly like most of the other aftermarket co.

Chromolly is a much stronger material than mild steel.

 

I did have a lower arm bend on me once, and received excellent customer sevice as well.

[Justintoxicated]

Well if your going to spend that much you might as well spend a little more so you won't have to replace them later!

[Ruko]

Sanddragon rec arms are about that price... they would be a better way to go.

PM Andy... he'll set you up.

[differentstrokes]

I've got asr +2's that are fully adjustable and I think they were around $400. The brake lines and clamps were another $100. I haven't had any trouble, they're supposed to be chromoly and have a lifetime structural warranty if you bend one. I think they make arms for others and powdercoat them different. Checkout denton and others, they look real close.