Cory Hinsz has put together a fabulous build of the Suzuki lt-r450. It is good to see the interest in these machines. Of course, Cory chose a raft of Durablue products. Gotta love it! Dirt Wheels Article-Suz lt450r
ATVPT-ATVProductTests Copyrights 2011 X-33 Axle features & Facts: • The X-33 axle uses the same superior material and heat treating as the Eliminator. • It features a proprietary heat treating process that provides excellent wear and strength characteristics. • It is then polished and chrome plated, giving you a product that is superior in Read more »
ATVPT-ATVProductTests Copyrights 2011 Lowering Kits Facts: • Improved Stability • Lowers the center of gravity without diminishing the ride quality or the suspension travel. • Improves cornering. • Ideal for flat-track or ice racing. The front lowering kits are not recommended for large jumps. Front Installed: Front Installed & closeup Rear Comparison: Left bottom Read more »
ATV Torture Forums August 15, 2009 One of the worst things to have happen on the trail or in the race is to smack a rock, tree or stump with the rear tire and bend an axle. This can ruin your day, your weekend or your race depending on the circumstances. Fortunately there is Read more »
ATVPT-ATVProductTests Copyrights 2011 GRAPH-LITE EZ Fit Facts: These spacers are an exclusive compound of urethane and titanium. The mounting hardware attaches to the existing press-in studs, providing a well supported foundation for the spacer. Available in 1.5″ and 2.5″ for most models, these spacers will provide both wheel clearance and a more stable ride. NOTE: Read more »
ATV Illustrated | May 2012 By Pete Bengel Recently, we tried a set of Durablue’s UTV Wheel Spacers on our Polaris RZR 800. The Durablue spacers are 2.5” wide each for a 5” total increase in width. They come two to a package, so you’ll have to order a set for the front and for Read more »
Product: – Dura Blue Eliminator X-33 Ultimate Race Axle Test Duration: – Long Term Tested By: – Jim Anderson Location: – Minnesota Machine: – 2003 Kawasaki Prairie 650 Review Date: – July 2006 Well after some 2600 hard miles riding I have managed to bend my original rear axle on my 2003 Kawasaki Prairie 650. Read more »
