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Kouba Links
Have Kouba Links KLX3 for sale. $40.00. Used very little, went back to stock links.
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i put up same klx3 on ebay...it sold for $20.50 + $9.99 shipping not too long ago...if it doesn't sell here, just put it on ebay...you'll probably get about $30 total...
Originally Posted by olderthandirt
(Post 459467)
Have Kouba Links KLX3 for sale. $40.00. Used very little, went back to stock links.
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For the uneducated these links raise/ lower and by how much? Also what was your opinion of them, I rode a friends bike that was lowered with links and I didn't tell him but it was the worst handling modern dp bike I've ever ridden.
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Originally Posted by linkin5
(Post 459498)
For the uneducated these links raise/ lower and by how much? Also what was your opinion of them, I rode a friends bike that was lowered with links and I didn't tell him but it was the worst handling modern dp bike I've ever ridden.
I lowered my KLX with a link, and ride a t a pretty good pace in the woods, and I'm very happy with the results. Kouba info Kouba Link |
ZW: I suppose you probably raised the forks to go along with the lowered back end to keep the geometry close. I've read here where that adjustment is critical.
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KoubaLink KLX3 - KoubaLink Order Form
Kawasaki 1994-up KLX250/300 – 1.25” Lowering Kawasaki 2006-up KLX250H6F Dual Sport – 1.25” Lowering Kawasaki 2009-up KLX250S/SF - 1” Lowering
Originally Posted by linkin5
(Post 459498)
For the uneducated these links raise/ lower and by how much? Also what was your opinion of them, I rode a friends bike that was lowered with links and I didn't tell him but it was the worst handling modern dp bike I've ever ridden.
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i'm barely 145 lbs...so, suspension setup was critical for me....after a few tank slappers, i tried to do the adjustments on my own after watching some dyi sag adjustment youtube videos...it was better, but the bike still seemed a little shaky at 70 mph+....1" raising links and professional front and rear suspension adjustment...and, it's steady at any speed now...even with strong winds....it made a huge difference to the stability even at 90 mph+...
Originally Posted by zomby woof
(Post 459503)
Suspension setup is also important on a lowered bike.
I lowered my KLX with a link, and ride a t a pretty good pace in the woods, and I'm very happy with the results. Kouba info Kouba Link |
Originally Posted by ahnh666
(Post 459506)
....1" raising links and professional front and rear suspension adjustment..
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2009-2010 Kawasaki KLX250 S, SF Raising, Lowering Links - $21.50 : burkhartcycle.com, Motorcycle Parts and Accessories
kouba only makes lowering dog bones for the klx...
Originally Posted by IDRIDR
(Post 459507)
Where did you get 1" raising links? Were they Kouba, because I only see lowering links there. Maybe I'm missing something :confused:
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wouldn't the adjustable dog bones on ebay be the best choice? considering you have 0in through -4in, or are they poop or something?
unless you want a raising link that is... |
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