Lowering a Train
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Tourer
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From: Slumped Over
Lowering a Train
I will be installing the Burnout Cycles kit in the rear, and the Progressive
springs in the front.
Do I need a shorter kickstand, or just be careful parking?
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Edit-Oops, just found a thread on this same subject! Sorry for the dupe.
springs in the front.
Do I need a shorter kickstand, or just be careful parking?
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Edit-Oops, just found a thread on this same subject! Sorry for the dupe.
Road Captain
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 530
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From: Central Fla
RE: Lowering a Train
I dropped my 2" in the rear, don't \\;\\\\\\;need another kick stand so far.  \\;\\\\\\; I will be doing the front next week, so that may change.
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I'm using the Arlen Ness rear lowering kit and will be using the Progressive
springs in the front.
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NOTE: Pic below is NOT lowered
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I'm using the Arlen Ness rear lowering kit and will be using the Progressive
springs in the front.
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NOTE: Pic below is NOT lowered
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