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brooksy61
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Just wondering if anyone has done this?
If you have done this how much wider does it make the front of the bike? 
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screaming2stroke
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| Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 6:48 pm Post subject: Re: Fitting of YFZ450 Standard A Arms to a Banshee |
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| brooksy61 wrote: | Just wondering if anyone has done this?
If you have done this how much wider does it make the front of the bike? |
there is a post on bansheehq.com with all the spec i will try and find it for ya
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stink989
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i think it is equivalent to putting +4 arms on
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brooksy61
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| Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 8:35 pm Post subject: Re: Fitting of YFZ450 Standard A Arms to a Banshee |
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| screaming2stroke wrote: | | brooksy61 wrote: | Just wondering if anyone has done this?
If you have done this how much wider does it make the front of the bike? |
there is a post on bansheehq.com with all the spec i will try and find it for ya |
Thanks for that. Any more info on this would be appreciated.
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slydr
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Hey did the conversion to a mates bike last nite, is fairly straight forward and and works a treat, well worth the effort. If you need any info get in contact
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brooksy61
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| slydr wrote: | | Hey did the conversion to a mates bike last nite, is fairly straight forward and and works a treat, well worth the effort. If you need any info get in contact |
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brooksy61
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I checked out this link but it only mentions installing 450 shocks on a Banshee nothing about 450 A Arms onto a Banshee
Any other links that you know of that may help?
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