braced crf50 frame or billet thumpstar?

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Hey people. I'm looking for opinions on whether to keep and brace my crf frame or i've got the option to pick up a reasonably priced billet thumpstar frame. The bike will have a +2 swingarm and a longer forks.

one of these badboy's:
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Brace the standard one !!! If done properly, you will never bend it. Will work great with +2 swingarm and fork extensions.
 
The billet frame will still be significantly stronger than a braced stock frame.

It's one piece alloy as opposed to bit's of metal welded to a an existing frame. Welds will never be as strong as a single piece of billet.

In saying that I haven't seen a strengthen stocker frame break either so up to you home much money you want to spend.

They are damn sexy though. :)
 
After welding and powdercoating it will probably work out the same money to buy the Thumpstar frame.
 
crf parts will bolt up to crf frame , crf parts bolting up to thumpstar frame could and most likely will have issues bolting together , and is all so the chonda issue haha
 
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