Trick Swingarms

[E74]

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http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200479117306&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT

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[TT5 Matt]

now that's some serious swingarm haording ;

[Nathan S]

To save people following links to stuff they've got no use for:

YZ250/400D
RM-C
RM-B
...in that order.

[E74]

You can have a look anyway if you want as they are some very nice trickery from back in the day, BTW I am keeping all the Honda ones 

[Brian Watson]

I am no Suzi person by anymeans..but...why do the 77 and 78 swingarms have such radically different bottom shock mount positions?...My recollection is that the arms weren't greatly different...or was that just another forum thread that confused me...

[JohnnyO]

I am no Suzi person by anymeans..but...why do the 77 and 78 swingarms have such radically different bottom shock mount positions?...My recollection is that the arms weren't greatly different...or was that just another forum thread that confused me...

Most swingarm manufacturers made them with the choice of 2 different shock lengths. One for standard length shocks and the other for
17 1/2" Fox Airshox.