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Posted by: z400guy21
How can i prevent the frame from cracking?
Posted by: SHOCKER
GUSSET IT! strip down the whole bike and weld in some gussets on the shock mounts and maybe a couple other spots and you will be good
Posted by: Freestylemxr
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Originally posted by SHOCKER
GUSSET IT! strip down the whole bike and weld in some gussets on the shock mounts and maybe a couple other spots and you will be good
He said it, that should keep it from cracking, you'de have to work pretty hard to crack that 
Posted by: kawasaki_ridah
i over shot a 70 foot table top and hit so hard i thought i broke both of my wrists and ancles and all it did to my kfx was crack the plastic swing arm guard thing.
Posted by: Freestylemxr
ouch! I know how that feels though, except my blaster didn't get off as easy as your kfx did 
Posted by: 4TraxRider
IM jealous kawi_ridah, i cased the downhill double at rausch creek and broke both my shockmounts.
Posted by: kawasaki_ridah
ouch!!! how that blaster end up?? and double ouch lol you alright man. that sux, how much was it to fix those mounts
Posted by: TC426EX
You can keep your frame from cracking by gusseting the hell out of it. And I dont mean one of those lonestar kits. Im talking GUSSETING by adding custom tube pieces to hole up the downtubes and headstay, above the shock mounts, etc... My buddy just had his 3rd Z frame gusseted hardcore, Ill post some pics when I get them scanned...
Posted by: 250rmike
everything will break what kind of riding do you do? you may not even need gussets. what year is your bike? also when you gusset a section of the frame it will cause other parts of the frame to crack where it normally wouldnt cause of the stress. im not saying gusseting is bad it will prevent cracking but will not stop it
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