Is more really better?!
I picked up a set of these:
2009-2010 Kawasaki KLX250 S, SF Raising, Lowering Links - $20.50 : burkhartcycle.com, Motorcycle Parts and Accessories
Inexpensive, decent quality, easy install. I got the 2" lowering version, and can actually touch both feet almost flat (heels are just barely touching) now. I'm 5'7" with a 30" inseam. They softened up the suspension as well, which is a good thing for my 138 lbs. Stock, the seat didn't sag at all when I sat on it, and now it sags close to 2"...
2009-2010 Kawasaki KLX250 S, SF Raising, Lowering Links - $20.50 : burkhartcycle.com, Motorcycle Parts and Accessories
Inexpensive, decent quality, easy install. I got the 2" lowering version, and can actually touch both feet almost flat (heels are just barely touching) now. I'm 5'7" with a 30" inseam. They softened up the suspension as well, which is a good thing for my 138 lbs. Stock, the seat didn't sag at all when I sat on it, and now it sags close to 2"...
Although I like the adjustable ones because when I ride I can just jack them up
Those are raising/lowering links..
Kouba makes them:
KoubaLink Order Form
They are quite the pricey!
I think that one is the 1.25" lowering kit.
Kouba makes them:
KoubaLink Order Form
They are quite the pricey!
I think that one is the 1.25" lowering kit.
Those are raising/lowering links..
Kouba makes them:
KoubaLink Order Form
They are quite the pricey!
I think that one is the 1.25" lowering kit.
Kouba makes them:
KoubaLink Order Form
They are quite the pricey!
I think that one is the 1.25" lowering kit.
You pay shipping for yours and I pay shipping for mine.. and we are both happy?!
Let me know.. It will raise your bike at least 1.25"
Is this for your bike or your womans bike? Sounds like a plan.
It is for the "lady friend".. Although I think she will be nice enough to allow me to play in the dirt whenever I want!
Let me know how you want to work out the link logistics..




