LSR A-Arms

[Blaster200boy]

I know this sounds expensive, but I would love to get some LSR (Lone-Star Racing) Extended 2+ a-arms. They were selling for $660 on there website. When I get back to my job next year, I will probably end up getting this. Is this a good modification for handling and jumping ramps?

 

[Blaster200boy]

8 views and no one has replyed. Need help guys!

 

[Paulie B]

People are still sleeping bro!
Yes they will be stronger for jumpin and will improve handling.
They are to much $$$$ for my taste but a quality product.

 

[Blaster200boy]

People are still sleeping bro!
Yes they will be stronger for jumpin and will improve handling.
They are to much $$$$ for my taste but a quality product.

I really have enjoyed Lonestar"s products when a really good friend of mine asked me to install these on his Blaster. I rode it for about 5 mins. but he also had different shock adjustments. I also found an auction for the whole starting at $522.45. Thought this might be a wonderful deal!

 

[gearhead04]

indeed $660 seems pricy for +2 a arms

 

[Blasterdude27]

Burgards!

Burgard Cycle :: YAMAHA :: BLASTER :: Extended A arms for Yamaha

 

[lasxgames]

American-Star are nice too.
You may also upgrade to longer travel shocks with some apps.
and also with the rear swingarms. They have not failed us yet.
Some friend/racers bought the cheaper ones and they end up eating it
if they come up short on a jump. We seen this at least 4 times and 2 riders
were hurt.

Buy the application that works for you and how your going to ride it.

Both companies are Nice!!!!!! Sorry about the font

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[Blasterb0y794]

I run the LSR a-arms on my raptor and love em! They are deff. one of the best company making a-arms along with houser. They cost me $600.00

 

[Cossey44]

I really like LSR's too. I have had them on several bikes but to be honest, I have had really good luck with my A-Stars.

From the sound of it, the person that runs the shop there is pretty right on and works very hard to keep up with the big guys (LSR, Laeger etc). I am still "new" here so for what is worth, American Stars are worth the $$$.

 

[brandoz28]

wow, old thread lol

 

[sheeblast]

lol i got my some lonestar a-arms on the shee, i picked them up for 275. but ya they are some good a-arms. laeger is another top name.

 

[motoman9911]

I really like LSR's too. I have had them on several bikes but to be honest, I have had really good luck with my A-Stars.

From the sound of it, the person that runs the shop there is pretty right on and works very hard to keep up with the big guys (LSR, Laeger etc). I am still "new" here so for what is worth, American Stars are worth the $$$.

What was the purpose of posting 10 months after the last post?

 

[245stroker]

What was the purpose of posting 10 months after the last post?

Too let members know that he's happy with his american star a-arms.

 

[NOVIS]

on a blaster i you should probably go with the +3+1 arms since there pretty narrow to begin with. my fullflights should arrive soon, there not as good as the few top names put they got a nice price tag. ill be sure to let you guys know how they work out when im pushing it to the limits.

 

[Cossey44]

Novis,
That pic of your Banshee in the snow is wicked cool bro! We don't have snow like that here. I hope I get the chance to kick around the Blaster in Canada one day!