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« on: July 15, 2013, 12:16:01 PM »
I would not give up my lobo for nothing. Granted I have never ridden a laeger, but nothing I have rode handles like my lobo. It's smooth takes anything you throw at it and from my experience and everyone I have talked to that has or had one they are built like a tank. As far as parts haven't had any issues roll still carries everything except frame and arms I believe. I'll admit a arms parts are quite expensive from them. But then again I believe the t pin stuff is as well. Dan did hit it on the head when he said they have some issues with fitment of some stuff. Especially the intake IMO it is a nightmare. I plan to make my own airbox airboot at some point. An eliminator kit solves this but I like my airbox. As far as shock on mine I can get it off with subframe on but it's tight. The radiator is a very tight fit on them pretty much can't take in or out with stem in. I have talked to Doug roll a couple times on these about some issues and he more or less hinted at the fact he built them for one thing to handle as best he could and didn't worry much about some of the issues with working on them and the airbox.