Quote:
Originally Posted by kkim
lowering the front too much will result in the front fender hitting the undercowl area. I don't know exactly what that number is, but 1" is plenty.
as far as the rear, lowering it more than 1.5-2" is not recommended. rear tire can start hitting the under fender liner and eat through it ripping out electrical wires when it does and rendering the bike dead in it's tracks.
|
Hey thanks Kelly.
So 1" should be enough? What If I lowered the rear by 3", don't I have to lower the front at least 3" as well? What do you think Kelly?
For the rear, since I have the fender eliminator, would it still be fine lowering it 3"? I just want the bike to sit low nicely (not just because I am a short rider) but because I like the looks with a low riding drop. I am aware that it'll affect my handling.
I want to know what kind of clip-ons and what kind of lowering links will work best.