Banshee Extended Swing Arm
$945.00
TIG-welded, 4130 chromoly steel swing arms provide remarkable durability for aggressive riding and racing. Shorter swingarms enhance steering agil…
| Product Overview | |
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| Technical Specifications | |
| Fitment | Yamaha Banshee 350 (1987–2006) |
| Extension Options | +2”, +4”, +6”, +8” (custom lengths available) |
| Material | High-strength chromoly or heavy-wall steel |
| Welding | Precision TIG welded |
| Axle Carrier | CNC-machined heavy-duty carrier |
| Chain Adjusters | Reinforced racing adjusters |
| Shock Compatibility | Stock & aftermarket |
| Brake Mount | OEM-style mount |
| Finish Options | Powder-coated or raw |
| Application | Drag, dunes, hill climb, trails, racing |
Yamaha Banshee Extended Swing Arm – Maximum Traction, Stability & Power Control
The Yamaha Banshee Extended Swing Arm is one of the most critical upgrades for riders pushing real horsepower, aggressive launches, and high-speed stability. Whether you’re building a drag Banshee, dune monster, hill shooter, or high-powered trail machine, extending the swing arm transforms how your quad puts power to the ground.
Factory-length swing arms were never designed for today’s ported cylinders, big carbs, aggressive clutching, and modern tire compounds. When torque increases, wheel hop, instability, and unwanted wheelies steal performance. An extended swing arm solves these issues by shifting weight distribution, lengthening the wheelbase, and dramatically improving traction and straight-line control.
Built specifically for Yamaha Banshee 350 models, this extended swing arm is engineered using high-strength chromoly or heavy-wall steel, precision TIG welding, and reinforced stress points to handle brutal launches and sustained abuse. It’s not just longer—it’s stronger, straighter, and more stable than OEM.
Designed for Real Banshee Riders
This product is built for riders who live the 2-stroke lifestyle. The ones who tune jets at midnight, adjust clutch springs between runs, and know the sound of a properly piped Banshee echoing across dunes or drag strips. An extended swing arm isn’t cosmetic—it’s a performance necessity once power climbs.
Performance You Can Feel
By extending the swing arm length (commonly +2”, +4”, +6”, +8”, or more), rear-end squat is controlled, traction increases, and throttle response becomes predictable. Hard launches stay planted. Power is delivered smoothly. High-speed stability improves dramatically, especially on sand, dirt, or pavement drag surfaces.
For drag racers, this means faster 60-foot times. For dune riders, better flotation and climbing ability. For aggressive trail riders, improved tracking and reduced chassis twitch at speed.
Built to Handle Abuse
This Banshee extended swing arm is constructed using CNC-machined axle carriers, reinforced chain adjusters, and heavy-duty bearing housings. Every critical stress point is gusseted to prevent flex under load. The result is a swing arm that holds alignment under extreme torque and doesn’t fatigue like cheaper alternatives.
Corrosion-resistant finishes—powder coat or raw race finish—ensure durability in sand, mud, and harsh riding environments.
Bolt-On Fitment with Racing Precision
Designed to be direct bolt-on for Yamaha Banshee models (1987–2006), this swing arm maintains proper chain alignment, brake mount geometry, and shock compatibility. It works with stock or aftermarket rear shocks, brake kits, axles, and carrier setups.
No guessing. No fabrication. Just proven geometry developed by riders who understand Banshee chassis dynamics.
Why This Swing Arm Beats the Rest
Many swing arms on the market focus only on length—not strength or geometry. This product balances wheelbase extension, torsional rigidity, and weight distribution, giving you a competitive edge without sacrificing reliability.
Whether you’re running stock cylinders or full drag motors, this swing arm scales with your build and grows with your performance goals.
The Banshee Legacy Continues
The Yamaha Banshee is more than an ATV—it’s a culture. A sound. A legacy. Upgrading to an extended swing arm isn’t just about speed—it’s about honoring what makes the Banshee legendary: control, power, and dominance.
If you’re serious about your build, this is not optional—it’s essential.
Key Benefits (10–20)
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Dramatically improved rear traction
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Faster launches and better 60-foot times
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Reduced wheel hop and chassis instability
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Increased high-speed straight-line control
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Handles high-horsepower Banshee builds
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Stronger than OEM swing arm
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Race-proven geometry
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Bolt-on installation
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Compatible with most aftermarket setups
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Ideal for drag racing and dunes
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Improved weight distribution
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Enhanced rider confidence
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Built for aggressive riding
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Preserves chain alignment
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Long-term durability
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Elevates resale value
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Essential for modified engines
FAQs (8–12)
1. What does an extended swing arm do for a Banshee?
It increases wheelbase, improves traction, reduces wheel hop, and enhances high-speed stability.
2. Is an extended swing arm necessary for drag racing?
Yes. It’s essential for controlling launches and putting power down efficiently.
3. Will this fit all Yamaha Banshee years?
Yes, it fits Yamaha Banshee 350 models from 1987–2006.
4. Does it work with stock shocks?
Yes, it’s compatible with both stock and aftermarket rear shocks.
5. What length should I choose?
+2” to +4” for trails/dunes, +6” to +8” for drag racing or high horsepower builds.
6. Is installation bolt-on?
Yes, it installs using factory mounting points with no fabrication required.
7. Does it affect chain alignment?
No, proper geometry and alignment are engineered into the design.
8. Is it strong enough for big horsepower builds?
Absolutely. It’s built for high-output, race-level Banshee engines.
9. Can I use it for dune riding?
Yes, extended swing arms greatly improve flotation and climbing ability.
10. Is this better than OEM?
In every performance metric—strength, stability, and traction—it far exceeds OEM.







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