Height problem
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·lowering links. look on gixxer.com for some. maybe a local dealer might have some.
how bout some stilts, or maybe attaching a couple wood blocks to the bottom of your boots :lol:
Hey, I am a short dude, so I can make short jokes! And I have heard them all too
Go to denniskirk.com and look for "lowering links". I had to get a set for my Busa. I would think they will have some for your bike as well.
You don't want to lower down too much from stock or handling will also be altered. If you wanted to spend major$$ you can actually buy lowering kits, but these are BIG BUCKS. There are more sites out there but this is where I got mine.
VERY IMPORTANT.. Be sure to place a block of wood between the rear tire and the fender/seat before you remove the bolts from the stock links. Also helps to have a bud....weiser, oops I mean buddy there to help raise or lower the suspension to ease the install.
Hope this helps
Hey, I am a short dude, so I can make short jokes! And I have heard them all too
Go to denniskirk.com and look for "lowering links". I had to get a set for my Busa. I would think they will have some for your bike as well.
You don't want to lower down too much from stock or handling will also be altered. If you wanted to spend major$$ you can actually buy lowering kits, but these are BIG BUCKS. There are more sites out there but this is where I got mine.
VERY IMPORTANT.. Be sure to place a block of wood between the rear tire and the fender/seat before you remove the bolts from the stock links. Also helps to have a bud....weiser, oops I mean buddy there to help raise or lower the suspension to ease the install.
Hope this helps
Thats gotta suck being short. :lol:roadrash said:how bout some stilts, or maybe attaching a couple wood blocks to the bottom of your boots :lol:
Hey, I am a short dude, so I can make short jokes! And I have heard them all too
Go to denniskirk.com and look for "lowering links". I had to get a set for my Busa. I would think they will have some for your bike as well.
You don't want to lower down too much from stock or handling will also be altered. If you wanted to spend major$$ you can actually buy lowering kits, but these are BIG BUCKS. There are more sites out there but this is where I got mine.
VERY IMPORTANT.. Be sure to place a block of wood between the rear tire and the fender/seat before you remove the bolts from the stock links. Also helps to have a bud....weiser, oops I mean buddy there to help raise or lower the suspension to ease the install.
Hope this helps
Ahh, you hurt my feelingsFox said:Thats gotta suck being short. :lol:roadrash said:how bout some stilts, or maybe attaching a couple wood blocks to the bottom of your boots :lol:
Hey, I am a short dude, so I can make short jokes! And I have heard them all too
Go to denniskirk.com and look for "lowering links". I had to get a set for my Busa. I would think they will have some for your bike as well.
You don't want to lower down too much from stock or handling will also be altered. If you wanted to spend major$$ you can actually buy lowering kits, but these are BIG BUCKS. There are more sites out there but this is where I got mine.
VERY IMPORTANT.. Be sure to place a block of wood between the rear tire and the fender/seat before you remove the bolts from the stock links. Also helps to have a bud....weiser, oops I mean buddy there to help raise or lower the suspension to ease the install.
Hope this helps
NOT!!! Go to www.pitposse.com They have a lot of things including diamond lowering links. They are $57.95 i believe. Under the streetbike accessories page.
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