Lowered Softails
2" white bros at the back lrft the front standard height but upgraded springs n oil as we have bend corners n round abouts over here which i like anyone 1 can ride fast in a straight line, my mate lowered his nt 2" in the front n he jus couldnt keep up on a roads
I went with the bolt kit (cause I'm thrifty like that) and slammed it.
However, after my first long ride (3hrs) I felt like my kidneys were gonna explode. I took it back and had it raised back up about a 1/2 inch. The difference was hardly noticable when looking at the bike, and I don't pee blood anymore. (a little exageration, but you get the point)
However, after my first long ride (3hrs) I felt like my kidneys were gonna explode. I took it back and had it raised back up about a 1/2 inch. The difference was hardly noticable when looking at the bike, and I don't pee blood anymore. (a little exageration, but you get the point)
Last edited by JayDee5150; Mar 12, 2009 at 11:45 PM.
I just installed a pair of Ultima ($30, thanks ebay!) shocks last weekend. I'm down almost three inches and it rides like a hardtail. Looks good though!
Those guys are right about the gorilla putting on the factory shocks, you'll want a length of pipe to slip over your wrench. Also, dropping mine as far as I did made it a real bitch to get at the rear shock bolt since it extended them back above a frame crossmember. A set of "stubby" wrenches would have been nice. Actually, the money for a mechanic would have been even nicer. Sig pic is pre-slam.
Those guys are right about the gorilla putting on the factory shocks, you'll want a length of pipe to slip over your wrench. Also, dropping mine as far as I did made it a real bitch to get at the rear shock bolt since it extended them back above a frame crossmember. A set of "stubby" wrenches would have been nice. Actually, the money for a mechanic would have been even nicer. Sig pic is pre-slam.





