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Offline Deuce

Houser YZ426 Hybrid
« Reply #15 on: September 08, 2013, 09:19:32 PM »
Good idea... I think we can work something out
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Offline Deuce

Houser YZ426 Hybrid
« Reply #16 on: September 08, 2013, 10:53:25 PM »
Its just the way its sitting on the ground.  The lower frame pad/roller for the chain actually hangs below the frame on these, and that one they have a wheel on it which makes it sit on an angle even more so than the white one which just has a small triangular block.

Also the swingarm is on the white one with the shock making it sit level, the orange one doesnt have the shock or swingarm... its all an illusion
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Offline jamieg45

Houser YZ426 Hybrid
« Reply #17 on: September 08, 2013, 11:31:39 PM »
So are you ever gonna get one of your projects done so you can ride it bud, the more projects you buy the less time you put into the others man. Just messing with yah man, cool to see you have 2 now. That just means you have double the work to do and 4times the money to spend.
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Offline trx250scar

Houser YZ426 Hybrid
« Reply #18 on: December 24, 2014, 11:45:06 AM »
Did u ever do anything with these builds. I have bought a hybrid houser 250r/crf450 frame,swinger,no link shock  from chopp124. Haven't done anything with it. Just recently picked up a lsr frame swinger shock and crf engine to building instead. I will tell u looking at both frames the houser seems to be built a lot better.am now considering selling the houser.

Offline Deuce

Houser YZ426 Hybrid
« Reply #19 on: January 31, 2015, 06:12:37 PM »
Sorry I never responded sooner... kinda have been out of the game.

As for my two Houser chassis, they are both out at HRE right now getting things fixed or changed.  One is staying as a 426, and the other is being converted to the 03-05 yz 450 motor.  Both chassis seemed to have issues, because previous owners either broke or changed something, so what was good on one frame seemed to be bad on another, so Mike has both as a template to return both back to the way they should be besides the adaption for the motors, and removable headstays.

Other than that I have also debated on selling everything from the hybrids and all my bikes off and just get out of atv's all together, but that's another story.

As to my recommendation scar, I prefer the houser chassis to the lonestar.  The problems with the lonestar chassis is that they all have the same problems with cracking in the typical spots regardless if its a 250r or hybrid (seen both types crack in the same spots).  I'd personally keep the Houser over the Lonestar, but thats just my opinion due to wanting something that will last.  Both companies are still around and will help you out with them as well (have to hunt down Mark at Houser though since he was with them when they were doing the hybrids)
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Offline trx250scar

Houser YZ426 Hybrid
« Reply #20 on: January 31, 2015, 10:41:58 PM »
Ya I called lsr for some Parts  this past week and didn't get far. need spacers between swinger and engine and was told that He was unsure He could even get them anymore. Kind of frustrated. Houser is nicer but requires all 400ex components which I have none of. Lsr chassis isn't as nice but requires all 250r stuff which I have.these r $$$$$$

 

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