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Just ordered stage 2 suspension for the bike. Going with 14” rear shocks to gain some ground clearance. Any suggestions on what I can do to mod the jiffy stand to make up for it?
check out on of these, bolts through the kickstand to make up for the difference
Awesome, thank you. I've been looking and only found one from lil ricky and it was 3" for the super high dynas. I was about to get a piece of solid stock aluminum and make my own but this looks like exactly what I need.
What kind of 14” setup are you planning to run? Please post up some pics when it’s all said n done.
thanks
14" Pro-Action from DK. I ordered on Wednesday morning, 9am PST, and I got a package from DK yesterday afternoon. It's kind of long so I assume it is the fork cartridges but I wont know what all is in it until I get back to the mainland today. Can't possibly be fork cartridges and shocks in a package that weighs 11lbs.
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