Front Suspension Swingarm Assembly, Diy Parts for Buggy Electric Atv Go Kart Bike (Us Stock)

Bought for an E-bike cart build. These are about the right size for my project. Like someone else posted they are small for a go cart build. But they are heavy duty. and all of the welds look good, not just tack welded. Ok for what I need them for.

Bought this for A go Kart I am building was cheaper to buy then to make. The product is what is describe and off good quality .

So listen- this little assembly is cheap- I mean, for what it includes, it really is quite inexpensive. The build quality is not great, and I wouldn't put it on anything heavy or fast. Im putting it on a home built go kart for my kids; Light frame, smaller engine, 10 maybe 15mph. This will do fine! I can cut, bend and weld much better than this manufacturer has, BUT I cannot make this package myself for $80 or so. Quality is not awesome, but value for money is actually pretty good. You can buy the same thing from other companies that want quite a bit more, I wouldn't give them as high of a rating. It’s cheap for cheap; Harbor Freight style suspension for your Harbor Freight 79cc Predator. (And no don’t recommend it for a kart running a 212cc). The last star is for matching quality with price. I would buy it again (if the project wont produce heavy strain on the components). With that outlook, as a package, Its actually kind of hard to beat.

The construction

Works as it should, easy to assemble, and a nice upgrade over factory 110 a arms. Downfall is depending on what 50-110 atv you use them on the shocks may be far too short and you will have to get tie rods separately. Other than those small inconveniences, very good product for the price. Would like to see a similar setup with brake hubs for a little more money.