URI: 
   DIR Return Create A Forum - Home
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       Suzuki Quadracer HQ
  HTML https://suzukiquadracerhq.createaforum.com
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       *****************************************************
   DIR Return to: Hybrids / Conversion - Body / Chassis / Suspension 
       *****************************************************
       #Post#: 7250--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who Else is Modifying LT250/500 Hybrid Frames?
       By: Q2W Date: January 8, 2013, 3:38 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       What the heck kind of setup are you using for the rear
       suspension?
       #Post#: 7258--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who Else is Modifying LT250/500 Hybrid Frames?
       By: quadracer87man Date: January 8, 2013, 5:25 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       only problem I see with alkyzillas is when you cut the wishbone
       out of frame what did you do to support what the wishbone was
       holding? all I had to do with mine is change that bottom bolt to
       where it was in the frame like the 500 and the rest was new
       motor mounts to the original 250 brackets real simple
       #Post#: 7276--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who Else is Modifying LT250/500 Hybrid Frames?
       By: Alkyzilla Date: January 8, 2013, 8:37 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       The blue drag frame is a 87 and I'm using the wishbone for the
       front motor mounts,..front is moved out 6".... the silver drag
       frame with the motor in is a 86, front mounts just go down to
       the lower frame rails..front is moved out 3"....The backbone has
       been reinforced above the motor where the headstay would be
       after a crack developed there. I have ran this chassis for a
       long time with no other issues.  The duner set up is a 86 frame
       with tubes installed for standard lt500 front motor
       mounts....front is moved out 4"
       All the rear linkage is modeled after a Raptor, using a mix of
       660 and 700 pieces.  It gets the shock out of the way and so far
       has cured all the cracking and bending issues I was experiencing
       with long swingarms and all the leverage points being way up
       front in the Suzuki design.  (I like to run hard through the
       whoops.....)
       One of my 500 full frame duners has made 2 trips this season
       with the setup, been ridden very hard, and I'm VERY happy with
       it!
       Of course it requires major frame mods to get the attachment
       points and new swingarms too.
       .......good thing for me the guys at Metaltech are into
       "custom" +k2
       #Post#: 7279--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who Else is Modifying LT250/500 Hybrid Frames?
       By: grkguy Date: January 8, 2013, 8:48 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       .......good thing for me the guys at Metaltech are into "custom"
       you mean into your ''wallet''. lol
       #Post#: 8947--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who Else is Modifying LT250/500 Hybrid Frames?
       By: Alkyzilla Date: January 27, 2013, 12:56 pm
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       Going thru some old stuff and came across this shot..goes well
       with this thread.  This is the Hybrid look that I decided to go
       for, It uses the 500 fuel tank for extra capacity and plastics
       match the front end being moved forward.  Weight is 330 lbs full
       of gas.    This bike is apart now getting a makeover.
       #Post#: 52238--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who Else is Modifying LT250/500 Hybrid Frames?
       By: 98 LT250R Hybrid Date: February 27, 2017, 4:30 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       I got rid of the horrible stock shocks, cut the front frame off,
       and bent all new tubing.  Added front and rear YFZ450R shocks.
       Shocks are smooth as silk.
       *****************************************************
   DIR Previous Page
   DIR Next Page