To make my daughter's bike a little more competitive, I had a few things added on:



Like extended, long travel A-Arms, steel braided brakelines, Elka Res front shocks, PEP steering stablizer, Extended Steering stem, new bars & grips, swing arm, Elka rear shock, extended axle, hole shots, bead locks, front bumper, nerf bars with pegs and heel guards, new pipe, jet kit and filter system, an oh yeah, numbers.

Closeup of the swing arm:



Closeup of the A-arms and shocks:



Closeup of the pipe:

looks good

A few things sounds like alot of money was droped into it, shes gonna love it and those shocks are gonna take a beating, great choice, what arms and swinger is that? Lucky girl,

i wish i had some long travel front shocks she has to clear the finish line jump now, she gonna be beating every giurl in her class, she needs to step-up to one of the classes, im gonna move up to a open b or c class just because i wantto get out of a begginers class so i dont get begginers running me off the track or crashing in fron tof me

looks good...for a 450...



jk....looking real good! im about to order some elkas, about 2 more weeks

i heard that the front 450 shocks are compatable or real close to it with the banshee pattern. you interestd in sellin them?

bike looks good. must have been a good girl to get those mods.

good grief, someone is really competitive now

how many inches of travel is that? im lookin for long travel for my banshee but i have found very few. if its up in san marcos thats just a short drive away.

are you going to take off the springs on the shocks? thats the only weigh to really do it, other wise you would have to take off the shocks and dit it, but thats the only way i know of

oh and long travel is all about the shocks, if ya buy standard longer a-arms thats just gonna make ya wider, but if ya buy long travel a-arms they require a longer shock because the shock mount on the lower a-arm is farther down letting you use a 19" shock, i like lonestar, gibson, roll design, and burgard longtravel a-arms, i have standard burgard a-arms and htey are great and were really cheap, then for shocks axis, elka, pep, and tcs are da best shocks out there

talk to mike lyon on this board... he is "Mike330r"

he really knows his suspension. he will be able to tell you about how to measure it properly.

Hey Tron, I was up at Jason's house this weekend and he was telling me your daughter is a quick learner on the track. The quad looks great. Hope to catch a race again soon

James

The bike is looking good. That's one lucky girl to have a dad like you...