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 \\;I ordered the "Slam Kit" 17-100 ($69.95) from Arlen Ness and had the dealer install it. \\; Drops the bike from 1-2 inches and reduces the gap between the seat and the fender. \\; One of the best things I did to the bike.
mr phillips welcome to the rocker forum ha ha
couple kits to order from arlenness and the like
if you go back in these forums you will find what your lookin for
suggest pages 33-38 somewhere in there some rkerhead lowered his
I pick up the bike Thursday. \\; The tech said it rode alittle stiffer and my side mounted license plate is just that much closer to the pavement so it will scrape sooner. I don't know how long it took to install because it is part of a larger bill for a lot of work. \\; I just like how it reduced the large gap between the seat and the fender. \\; Sorry I don't have pictures yet, should be able to post some in a couple days.
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