jrd a arms?

[Wills77]

i found a deal on some LT jrd a arms for my 450r.
never heard much about them.
anybody have experiencee with them?

[XBLASTERRACERX]

I have a set of JRD 400ex long travel a-arms on my 300ex and they work great. They are a local new jersey company but they well know enough where companies like Axis and Elka have heard of them. They are quite similiar to roll design a-arms.

[Jersey450R]

anchors

[Wills77]

Originally posted by Jersey450R
anchors

heavy?

[Jersey450R]

Originally posted by Wills77
heavy?

very heavy, strong though. they use these weird type of bushings that wear out fast. i would definitly get a few spare sets. their heims are pretty good.

[Jersey450R]

This is a bike we built bout 3 years ago. the design has not changed. hope this helps.

[Jersey450R]

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[Wills77]

thanks for the pics and info... very helpfull

[Honda#4]

There just Roll Design replicas.

[Jersey450R]

Originally posted by Honda#4
There just Roll Design replicas.

no no no, they look very similar but are really different if you look close, especially on the bottom of the lower arms.

[Honda#4]

I swear there identical but I could be wrong. Post a pic of your bottoms I'd like to see the difference.

Here's a pic of my bottom arms, this was at the primer stage of painting my arms.

[Jersey450R]

the shock mount is different and where the jrd's come together near the balljoint i think theres a split.

[Jersey450R]

http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm141/lonnie1977/IMG_0752.jpg

not my bike but you can see what i mean by this picture

[Honda#4]

Thanks for clearing that up, I always wondered the diff between the two and now I clearly see why.

Thanks Jersey and nice quad btw.