New Frame

[4TraxRider]

My frame is starting to wear out. I have to re-weld several different spots every week and it is bent in two spots. I was wondering if there is any other good differences between aftermarket frames. I know they are stronger, but are there any that make it sit lower or relocate things to better spots. I was wondering if anyone could give me a few ideas on what to look at. I am leaning towards the lonestar now, but can't find any drawbacks with others. Anything is a help. Thanks.

[Silverfox@C&DRacing]

They are pretty much the same as stock, just stronger.. and while your at it I will take the blue LRD frame.. ;) :D

[Fast400exRacer]

Aftermarket frames cost almost 5 times more than the stock frame. Unless you plan on keeping your quad for a very long time, i would suggest just getting a new frame and gusseting it at all the stress points. This should make it very strong and not break nearly as much.

[Tommy 17]

arens is 1200$ and willb e way stronger then lsr...

lsr is known for crackin frames...

there was shoot out between the lsr and the arens frames on 250rs a few years ago... the lsr cracked by the foot peg after just a few hours... the arens went for thousands of miles i think and never devloped a crack.... arens is called the million mile frame for a reason and he is cheaper then everyone else...

[4TraxRider]

Alright, that's what I needed to know. I think I'm just going to get another stock one and have it gusseted before I put the engine in it. Thanks