Lonestar's Outlaw Linkage and Swing arm

[Pappy]

The UPS man has been coming here pretty much everyday, usually bring parts for customers quads or for our shop. When a package is for me I get excited no matter what it is:p

This time, a product I have been looking forward to was delivered, my new LSR Outlaw Linkage and Swing arm. When I first opened the box, it was loaded with those annoying packing peanuts, but LSR sends all it's products in sealed heavy mil bags so I did not have to do the usual "remove peanuts from every area of the parts". Quickly I realized this box contained a myriad of parts!

The guys at LSR have assembled a package that contained everything needed, down to the last nut and bolt along with detailed installation instructions.

All I can say about the parts is they look well made, they were clean (not a fingerprint on the chrome!) and well packaged. As soon as AXIS sends the new rear shock I will be in business and get it all installed.

I was concerned about a skid plate, but that is included also so my worries quickly turned into a smile.

[Scro]

:eek2: :eek2: thats awesome...cant wait to here the ride report

[Pappy]

Retail on the complete set up is $1099. When you add up purchasing an aftermarket chrome swing arm, aftermarket linkage and skid plate, I think this is a very reasonably priced set up.

Lonestar claims this new rear end will cure the rear suspension issues associated with the 450R by smoothing out the leverage ratio. A longer rear shock is also required.

One can also order the swing arm powdercoated in various colors along with different color choices for the linkage color to further customize your quad.

Full information is available at Lonestar Racing (http://www.lsracing.com/)

[Admin]

I can't wait to see it on you 450R at the Member Ride, and don't be too alarmed when you can't find your 450R because it will be in good hands:cool:

[Pappy]

Originally posted by Admin
I can't wait to see it on you 450R at the Member Ride, and don't be too alarmed when you can't find your 450R because it will be in good hands:cool:

If the shock arrives, we will thrash to get it all installed, even if it means installing it at the track.

[Xowner]

Originally posted by Pappy
If the shock arrives, we will thrash to get it all installed, even if it means installing it at the track.

haha i been their before :p but one time o forgot the bearings for the carrier we were rebuilding


but the swinger looks awsome what is the white thing?

[Jersey450R]

Originally posted by Pappy
Retail on the complete set up is $1099.
Full information is available at Lonestar Racing (http://www.lsracing.com/)

Hey Pappy, why did i see the linkage set up for like almost a grand somewhere. Sounds like they really hooked you up :)

[ThumPIN_450R]

does it come with new pivot bushings I'm having a PEP shock being built for it all I need to do is order the swinger from lonestar and I was wondering if I needed bushings

[Pappy]

the kit comes complete with all bushings. all you have to do is install everything.

the white thing is a gaurd for the linkage.

[Pappy]

Originally posted by Jersey450R
Hey Pappy, why did i see the linkage set up for like almost a grand somewhere. Sounds like they really hooked you up :)

the price i qouted is directly from LSR's website.

[fastrider450r]

Real nice pappy, be sure to post pics and tell us how you like the ride once you get the Axis:macho

[OKTRX450R]

Must be shipping time at LSR...mine showed up today!!!

Just like you...still waiting on the Axis shock though...doh!

[Dave400ex]

That is an awesome setup. Can't wait to see it all installed.

[400exrider707]

It must be nice to have money!! Im definitely jealous! Post some pics when you get it all together though.:cool:

[ESrider]

Looks sweet! I'm curious to see the ride report and some pics of it installed.

[SRH]

is that basically the same as the walsh setup?

[OKTRX450R]

Basically yes...same idea and I believe the ratio is the same...but the LSR has some other groovy items too. And considerably cheaper.


Originally posted by SRH
is that basically the same as the walsh setup?

[450RgETiRdONE]

So where can you order the longer shock from?????

Does LSR have a set up for that...


This is what you got right...That going to be rad once you get it on your bike!

[Martin Blair]

i dunno man if you want to drive to walshs showroom you can get the savoir kit for 739 :eek2:

thats almost worth it

[Pappy]

Originally posted by HN400exracer
i dunno man if you want to drive to walshs showroom you can get the savoir kit for 739 :eek2:

thats almost worth it


try $1339 with the linkage from walsh. and there is a healthy wait associated with it.

[Pappy]

Originally posted by 450RgETiRdONE
So where can you order the longer shock from?????

Does LSR have a set up for that...


This is what you got right...That going to be rad once you get it on your bike!

Elka and Axis have the required shock.

And yes, I have the pictured set up.

[450RgETiRdONE]

Yeah bro thats dope, post some pics once you get it all set up. What kind of rideing are you going to be doing with that new set up. Or just all racing????

[Pappy]

I dont race much, this is the quad i need to keep up with my kid:D

[Martin Blair]

Originally posted by Pappy
try $1339 with the linkage from walsh. and there is a healthy wait associated with it.

This is true but if you go to thier show and take the showroom model. Its 739

[Pappy]

Originally posted by HN400exracer
This is true but if you go to thier show and take the showroom model. Its 739
no, that is for a swing arm. they arent dropping $600 off the price to save $12 in shipping.

[ThumPIN_450R]

Originally posted by Pappy
Elka and Axis have the required shock.

And yes, I have the pictured set up.

Baldwin is building a PEP for mine

[Pappy]

Originally posted by ThumPIN_450R
Baldwin is building a PEP for mine

i wasnt sure if others were available so i didnt wanna say anything besides what i knew was a deffinate:p

[ralph2]

does burgard have a similar setup,, this is what i want to do to the rear of mine but im trying to conserve the lute if you know what i mean...

[Pappy]

burgard just makes a standard swing arm, but any of the aftermarket linkages should work with it.

the LSR set up is made to work as a system and i dont think the parts can be swapped with other swing arms

[macsolocam]

what is the exact length on the shock?

[Pappy]

Originally posted by macsolocam
what is the exact length on the shock?

I will try and find out, id measure it but it hasnt arrived yet:(