you loose ground clearance/suspension travel/seat height
you gain more aggressive launches/less wheelie
You gain absolutely nothing performance wise by lowering your bike. If you like the lowered look and have no interest in performance then a lowered bike may fit your needs fine and dandy.
Instead of lowering your bike, I'd suggest you put your money into upgrading your suspension and it will pay big dividends in your riding ability!
Don't drag racers gain something but slamming it??? I only say that most of the busa's at the strip are pretty dam low to the ground??? Not really sure myself
Slamming a bike at the strip is basically to have the lowest possible center of gravity making it less wheelie prone.
Don't drag racers gain something but slamming it??? I only say that most of the busa's at the strip are pretty dam low to the ground??? Not really sure myself
Mines lowered and have no issues for street riding.
Mines lowered and have no issues for street riding. If I was into twisties that might be another story,but riding hard in twisties on the street is just like buying a lottery ticket.
You gain absolutely nothing performance wise by lowering your bike. If you like the lowered look and have no interest in performance then a lowered bike may fit your needs fine and dandy.
Instead of lowering your bike, I'd suggest you put your money into upgrading your suspension and it will pay big dividends in your riding ability!