Anyone raised there floorboards?
Road Master
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From: 415/707
guess you missed the point i was trying to make,,
of course you two were leisurely just rolling along
was speaking more of the capabilities of the two bikes
the friends that i roll with aren't that accommodating
they'd pull away from me in the twisties while i was grinding away,, pull over & wait & laugh & point ( i'd do it too )
not anymore
of course you two were leisurely just rolling along
was speaking more of the capabilities of the two bikes
the friends that i roll with aren't that accommodating
they'd pull away from me in the twisties while i was grinding away,, pull over & wait & laugh & point ( i'd do it too )
not anymore
Last edited by NorCal Dog; Jun 8, 2011 at 01:18 PM.
Road Captain
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I gotcha now. Everyone I usually ride with anyways has sport bikes so getting left behind always happens to me. Of course I think I came out with the better picture at the Tail of the Dragon... I got sparks shooting out from under my bike and my dads face is cut of because of his fairing 
Im gonna be screwed if I lower my bike any more.
Im gonna be screwed if I lower my bike any more.
Road Master
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From: 415/707
only if you wanna actually be able turn into your driveway, or god forbid, have to go over a speedbump
but it sure will look cool
but it sure will look cool
Road Captain
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Yeah I didnt notice any spot to raise my floorboards. As for lowering my bike I dont want to lower it so much so that its slammed down or anything I just want to pull the fender a little closer to the seat. I didnt think about speed bumps or the driveway but I never really felt too close to bottoming out I think its just the boards stick out decently far and are fairly large boards. I guess ill find out with the speed bumps on base someday. Glad I got 4" springs under my ***
Edit actually there are 3" springs installed in the picture but they hit the mounting rods too much. 4" ones can hold a lot more weight. Also you can see where my RS board is scraping and the mount even
Edit actually there are 3" springs installed in the picture but they hit the mounting rods too much. 4" ones can hold a lot more weight. Also you can see where my RS board is scraping and the mount even
Last edited by Kadorja; Jun 8, 2011 at 05:19 PM.
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