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Single sided swingarm
20 posts · Started by Crazyhorse · 06 Feb 2009
Post 2 by SuperDuke-DK,
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Post 3 by jjlester_74,
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Post 6 by pingvin,
#6Why doesn't this surprise me jjlester...
Cant wait to see what you come up with, also liked the finished
result with your single underseat exhaust in the photos section.
Keep up the nice work
Cant wait to see what you come up with, also liked the finished
result with your single underseat exhaust in the photos section.
Keep up the nice work
Post 7 by VegasSD,
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Post 8 by SDSmurf,
#8The engineer in me say that a normal swing arm is stiffer and better.
But single side swing arms just looks so good. A buddy has a Monster S4r and I really like that swing arm, would look great on SD sticking to the tubular theme
But single side swing arms just looks so good. A buddy has a Monster S4r and I really like that swing arm, would look great on SD sticking to the tubular theme
Post 9 by VegasSD,
#9I've been emailing back and forth with Gregg at Gregg's Customs
about building a SSS for the SD and fitting some forged PM wheels.
He thinks its absolutely possible. Would probably require custom headers though. I think one of Gregg's tubular swingarms would look great with the SD's trellis frame. I dont know if this will be a 2009 purchase but I'm definitely hoping to get one at some point.
about building a SSS for the SD and fitting some forged PM wheels.
He thinks its absolutely possible. Would probably require custom headers though. I think one of Gregg's tubular swingarms would look great with the SD's trellis frame. I dont know if this will be a 2009 purchase but I'm definitely hoping to get one at some point.
Post 10 by pingvin,
#10I like our swingarm, reinforces the mad offroad-based style it's got going (imo). Initially I thought it looked too plain, but now simple definitely looks 'function' to me.
But I can't deny that a SSS would look cool, can't wait to see it Jester!
Vegas, keep that bling away from our machines and leave it for the R1's where it belongs !
But I can't deny that a SSS would look cool, can't wait to see it Jester!
Vegas, keep that bling away from our machines and leave it for the R1's where it belongs !
Post 11 by VegasSD,
#11Vegas keep us updated about the GC sssa and theose PM wheels are SOOO NICE. i like your style. Im dreaming about a orange painted sssa and a set of those pm wheels maybe with the contrast cut also painted orange on my R
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Post 17 by Pig Benis,
#17Anyone think about bracing one up instead of single sided ?[img][img]http://i224.photobucket.com/albums/dd223/wayoverthetop/2455.jpg[/img][/img]
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