Looking for my best and least expensive option.

 

Look into Burly Brand Slammer Shocks and Fork Lowering Kits. I' have had good luck with their stuff and it's less expensive than other brands.

Burly Brand

 

Front = Over 2" drop with Progressive Drop-In kit
Rear = Arnott's Air Ride. Shock length = 9.75" (dumped) - 12.0" (pumped).

 

I have a set of black burly slammers I'll sell you if you're interested.

 

I've done a 1" lowered on a low rider. Didn't like the handling or the easy bottoming out so went back to standard height on the front and .5" raised in the rear.

 

 

I installed a 1" lowering block to go with my Ohlins shocks which are adjustable length. The shocks were on the bike when I purchased it from the orig owner. I have the length of the shock as short as I can get, then with the 1" block it puts it right were I want it. I still retain full adjustability, sag settings and shock travel ( solo rider bike does not bottom out) and it rides nice and aggressive. I also have the Ohlins fork cartridge kit on the front but It is stock height. I may raise the forks 1/2 inch in the trees or so but its good for now.

 

Why would I "lower" my bike?

 

 

you know, if you'd actually pay attention you would know I started a thread about how much I don't like the scraping I was getting with my burleys. I swapped them out, now another member is looking for a cheap way to lower his dyna. If offering mine up makes me an *******, well I guess I'm an *******. Or maybe you're just an internet tough guy with a bleeding *******. Whats your deal?