hey how yall doin whats the cheapest knockdown frame i have a rail now but its all beat to hell frame wise im lookin for a good knockdown frame,i want to make a 2 seater with small bench seat in the back for my daughter any suggestions

http://www.berrienbuggy.com/id35.htm

$367.99

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ok i also found a bee-line for around the same price which one is the better of the two

I like my beeline

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I think most guys would lean towards a beeline for the woods, but I'd have to see it.

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If you really want to have a small bench in the back... You might want to consider a 4 seat frame. Even the four seat frames do not give much room for a back seat. It will be very tight to fit a seat in the back of a two seater.

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http://www.dtoffroad.com/Beeline.html
the cobra 98 or the pro 95
or a warrior by berrin

my old frame i think is a modified beeline pro not sure though but its been beat to shit rusted dented painted about 4 different colors so new frame time

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Go with the Beeline Cobra. they handle much better I have ran the pro and the cobra. the cobra is hands down better. dtoffroad is easy to deal with.

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Looks like a warrior, but I like the front bumber built in better on the cobra. Dollar for Dollar, I'd pick the Cobra if shippings the same also, or better.

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On my wife's buggy I fit two small buckets in the back of a Beeline Cobra right on top the torsion, but I had to move the windshield bar forward, stretch the roof, move the front seat(s) forward, and do away with rear main x-bracing and try to brace up the roof in other ways. It made the front seats right on top of each other and your shoulders still hung out the sides of the buggy, so I ended up just putting one seat in the middle in the front. And still only about 5'3" or less can sit comfortably in the back. I'm 5' 9" and I can sit back there, but I gotta slaunch down in the seat. Ok for tail riding, not recommended for much hillclimbing.
If you are building one from scratch anyways, and you need room for four, I'd recommend a real 4 seater.

well my daughter is only 7 and my brother and law 's all have warrior 's and they were able to put the small bench in the back and she rides with them now and fits just fine but your help is greatly appreciated i like all the feedback

The cobra is the way to go though man. Its a way nicer frame

this is a cobra had tony to change

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I run the berrien Sandfox 4 seater. I like it because it is only 105 inch frame. It took some time but I was able to adjust the front and back seats to fit full size adults in the front and back.

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I love my sandfox frame, but then again I think Larry is a nice guy. Maybe you shouldn't trust my opinion.

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