anyone have a rb factory frame , how has it help up. or has anyone heard any positives or negatives about it.
red baron factory frame
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I know Deven from www.xr50racer.com has one. You might wanna email him and ask him about it. I personally, have no experience on the frame.
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I rode one and it felt great. I just kinda wonder about the swingarm construction its a lot smaller than the REEG swingarm.
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ya, it almost looks too small, it looks tiny compared to the Reeg. But I'm sure it is very sturdy and will hold up to the abuse
i think the early production models might have had a problem, but the newest production frame is awesome. i have not ridden one, but i know for a fact that are strong anough for lots of abuse. ill be building another 50 soon and i will be going with that set up. i sat on one the other day at the shop and i was amazed.
i've got one and love it. it's the alot of bang for the buck. i think they did go out of their way to break some in pre-production. havent heard of any in post... call them and ask them, they'll tell ya.
has a nice removable subframe and what most people dont realize is that it comes with a ishock with compression/rebound controls (ie, limited edition). thats 350 buy its self!
oh ya, the swing-arms boxed aluminum. even though its not bulky, it should be pretty stout.
also, look for the new version coming with a chain roller on the top of the swing -arm.
has a nice removable subframe and what most people dont realize is that it comes with a ishock with compression/rebound controls (ie, limited edition). thats 350 buy its self!
oh ya, the swing-arms boxed aluminum. even though its not bulky, it should be pretty stout.
also, look for the new version coming with a chain roller on the top of the swing -arm.
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