Lowering a Street Bob
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From: SWEDEN
A cheap, fast and easy lowering method is to buy lowering blocks from http://www.tamarackmw.com/tamarackmw_049.htm.
Work on all Dynas, good quality and fastg shipping. You can choose 1 or 1,75".
Shocks is best but if its about money this is a good start.
Work on all Dynas, good quality and fastg shipping. You can choose 1 or 1,75".
Shocks is best but if its about money this is a good start.
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From: Greenfield, Massachusetts
Here's a probably stupid question, but here goes. If my objective is to just bring the bike down enough to give me a little more firm footing on the ground, if I just lower just the back end with that accomplish my goal, or would I have to lower the front end as well.
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From: Ohio
You could get better footing by just lowering the rear. When I dropped mine I noticed it made the front end feel a little "light". After I loosened the trees and slid the forks up about 1/2" it was fine. Looking at your sig pic, a lower seat would give you an inch or so also.
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Joined: May 2007
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From: Greenfield, Massachusetts
You could get better footing by just lowering the rear. When I dropped mine I noticed it made the front end feel a little "light". After I loosened the trees and slid the forks up about 1/2" it was fine. Looking at your sig pic, a lower seat would give you an inch or so also.
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