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1998 yamaha warrior 350 long travel a arms


lazyboy

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I don't know about a true long travel setup, but you can definately get a good set of +2 a-arms that will give you a wider stance, you would want to add some good aftermarket shocks too cause the longer arms will have a mushy ride with stock shocks. Check out this ebay link, you may see something you like here.

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