Question

[busa854]

I have seen lowering links on ebay for 30 bucks that are adjustable. My question is if I were to install these, are they easily adjustable. And could they be adjusted to be close to the stock height? I would like to be able to lower my bike, but be able to return it to stock height fairly easily. Is this possible?

 

[Devil Dog]

Use these.....and yes you will be able to lower and then go back to stock. Quick.

 

[busa854]

Where did you get those and how much? Also, how did you do the front? Is the fron easy to change back as well?

 

[da busa guy]

Use these.....and yes you will be able to lower and then go back to stock. Quick.

i like it when someone gives an answer and provides a picture. can't do better than that.

 

[Devil Dog]

Where did you get those and how much?  Also, how did you do the front?  Is the fron easy to change back as well?

I got the links on Ebay......In order to do the front, you need a new triple clamp.... like this:  


I only have the rear lowered to level the bike out some.  The front is stock.



<!--EDIT|Devil Dog
Reason for Edit: None given...|1125244445 -->

 

[USMCBUSA]

I have the same lowering links and I got them on Ebay for about $35 shipped. I also got the front lowering triple tree for about $185. I got the links from promachining and the triple from JDAcustoms. Both sellers have own stores.
Moderators I hope that isn't wrong, not advertising just trying to help.

 

[busa854]

Thanks guys, I will be ordering the links today. Devil Dog, do you have a pic of your bike with just the rear lowered?

 

[Devil Dog]

Thanks guys, I will be ordering the links today.  Devil Dog, do you have a pic of your bike with just the rear lowered?

Ask and you shall recieve......plus I love posting pics of my bike.

 

[Mr Brown]

You guys can use spacers to lower the front, it's cheaper than the triple tree method......

 

[Devil Dog]

You guys can use spacers to lower the front, it's cheaper than the triple tree method......

What you talkin' bout Mr. Brown? (Different Strokes)

 

[CYCLEERIC]

He's speaking of the Reaper or Gen-Mar risers , both lift the top bar mount and allow the forks to be slid up into the trees

 

[birdaprey]

how low can you lower the front with  the stock "top plate"?
I can see some free space around the forks under there?
if you lossen the forks up can it go up any more? if so what would it be maybe aound 1/4 inch or so?

just wondering if this could be done?   I dropped the rear 1 inch and she turns  a little different now...  not sure if 1/4 inch would even help but thought I would ask? since this topic can up...  might save me some $$$ if this will work?

                   

                                         

<!--EDIT|birdaprey
Reason for Edit: None given...|1125270102 -->

 

[Devil Dog]

He's speaking of the Reaper or Gen-Mar risers , both lift the top bar mount and allow the forks to be slid up into the trees

And this will lower the front end?