Is more really better?!
#11
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
#13
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.
#14
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.
#15
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"
#16
Is this for your bike or your womans bike? Sounds like a plan.
#17
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!
#20
Let me know how you want to work out the link logistics..