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Thread: Cal-fab 86-87 tecate +2

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    texas sob . you have to see a calfab in person to see the quality of the calfab swingarm . they are light yet strong , the workmanship as far as bends and welding on those calfabs are second to none.West coast made a nice swingarm but they just do not compair to the calfab . I can only imagine what some yahoo could make for 500.00 . it sure would not come close to the calfab .Casey you got a nice piece of history there worth every penny , oh ya I should have some repoduction decals for it in a few weeks exact match

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    cbx1170 is offline At The Back Of The Pack Arm chair racerFirst time rider
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    I have an application that needs that type of rear adjustment/mount. I have a frame ready for modding to accept a swingarm. It is close on the front but i think it would need some scrutinizing/measuring to finalize. I may PM you. Mike in Peoria AZ

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    So what exactly would be the difference between an 84-85 and 86-87 Cal Fab swingarm? Isn't the only difference between the 2 generations is whether the strut is centered (84-85) or offset (86-87)? Honestly I love my +2 westcoast, but I would trade it + cash for a +2 CalFab. Which to me is the absolute best when it comes to old school swingarms.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Curtis-Tecate3 View Post
    Nice find Kasey,

    Can you provide a measurement between the pivot bolt and the top bearing hanger bolt. This will assist in the length and maybe application. I only have an 86 but I believe the 1st gen (84/85) will fit on a 2nd gen (86/87) however the 1st gen stocker is supposedly -2" shorter than the stock 2nd gen. At least that is what my aging memory recalls. Let us know.

    Curtis.
    Here is a pic of a 84-85 Calfab. On the 84-85 there was 10 inches center to center from the swingarm bolt to the dog bone bolt. On the 86-87 this measurment was 8 inches, also the position for the dog bone linkage was centered different.
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    So how difficult would it be to mount the 86-87 Calfab to an 84-85 trike? Besides the fact that it would now be a plus +4
    Rides:
    1986 ATC250R (sectional pipe and Klemm Research silencer)
    1986 ATC250R (Desert Bike, WAX-ON seat, Dual Cibie lights, Steering Stabilizer)
    1979 ATC110 (Bandito frame and forks, Turbo wheels, disc braked)
    1982 ATC70 (Lifan manual 125)
    1987 LT80 (piped, widened)


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    You would need the upper "uni-trac" linkage and dog bone assembly. Although it does fit, it's debatable how well it works because of the 2 different frame design's with linkage ratios, weight transfers, and such.
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    these are offset,, and 8" so confirmed 86-87 thank you jason!!!

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    No prob Kasey. Its hard to find one of those let alone 2. They are cool enough just to stare at in the garage.
    4 Strokes are NOT the wave of the future!

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    PM sent... i have thrown my hat in to the ring fellas....

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    I'm also interested!

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