lowering links
#2
RE: lowering links
Measure vertically at a point at the rear of the bike (Turn Signal or rear peg) with the weight off andthe bike straight up. Get someone to help you hold the bike up & level. Then install the links and measure again and lower the front as needed. Just remember not to lower the front too much or you will hit the front fender and fairing whenthe suspension compresses. Also, you will lose some ground clearance when cornering.
#4
RE: lowering links
Also, you will lose some ground clearance when cornering.
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RE: lowering links
ORIGINAL: Ratkiller
I'm just curious. Does lowering the front end help with performace handeling of the bike?
I'm just curious. Does lowering the front end help with performace handeling of the bike?
#6
RE: lowering links
ok so i just did it vortex with a inch and a half. So here is the deal i am 230 pounds i rub the liscens plate underneath the bike just in front of the exhaust. also how did you set your suspension stiff?
#7
RE: lowering links
You have to loosen the top spanner locknut and start tightening the lower spanner nut to preload the shock spring. Don't forget to tighten the locknut when you're done.You may have to preload you forks also. Look in your owners manual; it should show you how to do it.
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