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V-mar Rear Shock Linkage For 4rt

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Got them today, ~2 weeks after ordering; about what I'd expect getting them overseas (I'm in Boston, MA)

The look solid, about 5mm thick; laser cut. Not show bike material, but could be, with a little elbow grease. Unfortunately, it's going to be several days at best until I get to compare then to the stockers and install them.

Sam

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I received them yesterday and installed them last night. The rear of the bike definitely sits a little higher. I should get a good test of them this weekend.

Got them today, ~2 weeks after ordering; about what I'd expect getting them overseas (I'm in Boston, MA)

You bought the V-Mars from overseas? That's a lot of travaling since there made in California

I'm 210 lbs and they helped the rear end ride higher, which in turn increased the steering response. The V-mar ones are aluminum and I have seen that after a LOT of use the holes get egg shaped. I bought some stainless steel ones from Lewisport, they're cheaper and more durable. They are milled out in the middle, and a bit thicker as well.

the vmars are a copy of the mitani ones

Yes they are good at copying!!!!!!!!!!

You bought the V-Mars from overseas? That's a lot of traveling since there made in California

No, I bought the ones on UK Ebay for ~8 usd.

Sam

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