No one asked for your's either. Nice gay bashing with the two dads thing, real grown up.

 

He didnt give one. If this is going to keep going, its going down.Why cant this be civil????? I mean come on!

 

OK

 

i noticed u posted in regional section that u just bought this bike, learn to ride before u stretch it, but if you must, buy a swingarm, theres a place in greensboro that does em. i can find the number if u want, but please, dont do it!!!!!!!!!

 

look on ebay i found some real easy

 

Extensions or actual swingarms?

 

+1

 

I LOVE extended swingarms, it makes it so much easier to distinguish squids that just want to be seen from real riders

honestly if you just think you can't keep the front wheel down (thats BS move your weight forward, it'll stay down if superbikes can start fast, I'm pretty sure your 600 can do it) get those stupid straps that pull the front end down say goodbye to your fork seals though, but really its just going to get oil on the brakes and your probably still using the rear brake anyway so it doesn't really matter that much
and since you probably don't know how to turn anyway, oil on the front wheel shouldn't matter that much either

and like most squids you'll probably just wrap the leaking fork with a towel for a couple years so the oil may not even be a problem...


sorry that was a little brutal but its my opinion and I have a right to express it

 

i am having mine done 10" i talked to C&S custom andthis is the cheapest and fastest. heres what they said..

Yes we can do that for you...It will run you $300.00 plus shipping back to you, usually $25 to $35...according to where you are....It usually takes about two weeks and we use 6061 aluminum to extend your arm... If you want to do this, you will just need to drop your swingarm and caliper hanger in a box and ship it to us with a note with your name, address and phone number and exactly what you want done to the arm. I will call you when it is complete and you can use a visa or master card to pay and we will ship back to you..Thanks for the inquiry....Lory- C & S Custom

 

Check out this site. I've ridden a stretched 600RR before and oddly enough, the ride is quite stable. My first assumption on looking at it was that the turning radius would be difficult, but it really wasn't. Good luck with customizing YOUR bike.