[dsn_klr650] seat height

[cosmo bojinski]

>From: "Arne Larsen" >To: DSN_klr650@egroups.com> > >LOL... At least you still have your foot. =^) > >Our neighbors have sheep, and their dogs are a cross between Great Pyranese >and Ackbash (sp?). Veeery large dogs. Easily 150 lbs. They also have a >donkey and a Llama. > >Cheers, > >Arne >DSN_ klr650 Listmeister

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[James Chan]

Humblest Apologies for the previous empty post, ( my nervous trigger finger acting up again... ) I have the lowering links, and raised the forks an inch above the triple clamps... I am happy with these mods, and feel that they significantly improve the handling of the bike... I have also trimmed down the seat, so that it now 'cups' my posterior... it is now much more comfortable, am able to do 500 mile trips without the previous discomfort, as ( I think ) my tailbone, and backside are better supported now. This mod has also enabled me to touch the ground with both feet no problemo... I'm only 1.72m ( 5'8" )BTW. A writeup and some pictures of it are available at: angelfire.com/journal/jcbikes Hope this helps... Cheers, JC

> > > > > The Unitrack suspention is at it's lowest setting and I could still >lose > >at > > > least an inch to get my feet safely on the floor. > > > Any suggestions?? > > > >Check the archives for a product called "lowering links". Mixed reviews. > >Some have been very happy with the results... some have not. Quality > >product that will drop your bike about 1.5" I believe. > > > >Cheers, > > > >Arne

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