Lowering Kit - Don’t do it!!

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Re: Lowering Kit - Don’t do it!!

Post by Bryan468 » Sat Mar 09, 2024 2:37 pm


zl1booker wrote: Fri Mar 08, 2024 12:33 pm What is the max you should go? My rear has been lowered a bit and I have the sgt seat option. I only want a min. drop in the front so the bike sits at a better angle. Pm me or email info zl1booker@gmail.com please sir. Thanks
If you install one of my bar riser kits you can lower the front about .7 inches. The bar risers will fill in the gap that you would have otherwise and of course raise the bars half an inch.

I usually recommend to customers not to lower the front more than half an inch to avoid hitting the oil pan.

Here’s a link for my bar riser kits.
https://www.bamperformance.us/products/ ... -riser-kit

Here’s how much fork tube I had sticking up after lowering the bike as far as I could go in the front.
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This is what my bike looks like lowered.
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Re: Lowering Kit - Don’t do it!!

Post by zl1booker » Sun May 26, 2024 2:42 pm


zl1booker wrote: Fri Mar 08, 2024 12:33 pm What is the max you should go? My rear has been lowered a bit and I have the sgt seat option. I only want a min. drop in the front so the bike sits at a better angle. Pm me or email info zl1booker@gmail.com please sir. Thanks

bam performance I see. How is ride quality and handling after being lowered and are there any drawbacks?
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