My hand built Ex frame project Pics

[Yellow750EX]

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[Yellow750EX]

shes still a work in progress but it will be done soon just waiting for a gastank and seat from eastcoastATV. I built the frame at school, im 17 years old and i love quads, iwanted to see if i could do it and i could. Peace


Please reply:devil: :blah:

[Ralph]

looks pretty weak to me but good job i guess better than i could ever do

[Doibugu2]

Hey you have to start somewhere. Good Job. You'll only improve from here, and your skills will only get better if you keep practicing.

[Yellow750EX]

thanks guys, actually the frame is really really strong i only plan to drag and flat track the quad, wieght savings were in mind at the time but i know it won`t fall apart on me.:blah:

[Tommy 17]

looks good for drag racing and flat trackin...


someday u mayb the next arens...

[Yellow750EX]

lol i hope so:D

Good job junior....:cool:

[Yellow750EX]

thanks rico, lol:p

[CHAUNCY]

Looks sweet.....

[CowsBitePeople]

are those a arms polaris??looks good :macho

[Chef]

What are you doing for top a-arms?:confused: Other than that it looks pretty good.

[flyin#5]

looks good... for flattrack anyways. id gusset it if i were you though... doesnt add much wieght and it makes a difference.

[CowsBitePeople]

Originally posted by Chef
What are you doing for top a-arms?:confused: Other than that it looks pretty good.

well if im right they are polaris a arms from a trail blazer or something ....they dont have top a arms and it looks like the whole frontfrom one

[hondafox440]

Looks kinda weak. But awesome job. I would have used thicker metal though :ermm:

[sickmojave]

I bet it cracks the frame just above the swingarm mounts. it looks weak right there. other than that it looks good.:)

[Yellow750EX]

thanks, the top a-arms haven`t been built yet, the spindels are polaris, i built the botttom a-arms, they have heim joints, the top will arms have them to. So far i have only spent just under 600 cdn bucks! not bad if you ask me.

They will be a step by step progress report and stuff soon.

stay tuned,
Brett

[400exBro]

cool stuff....

i think you better strat hualing you ***** to some CMRC races in ontario there... link to sign up is in my sginature...

[Rip_Tear]

Looks good, good job! And a Canadian! Just look how far Elka has gone!

I want to get into building quad parts too, I am going to college this fall for CNC! It should be pretty sweet. Good luck with everything!

[300exazzkikr]

looks pretty good, what kind of metal did you use? have you wieghed it yet? let us know.

[Yellow750EX]

hi, ya the bike weighs 20 to 21 pounds with the all the shocks and swingarm. The metal in just 3/4 inch seamless mild steel. Good and strong, its really hard to bent or snap.

Later,
Brett Asselstine:devil: the