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Hey everyone, I've got a lady who I'm working with on a Roadking and she said that someone told her that there is a system out there that automatically drops the suspension of the bike when they come to a stop. I have never heard about this, and was wondering if any of you guys have?
She is 5'2" and very adament about getting a Roadking.
Is the landing gear only for amputees? Or is it for "riders with any sort of difficulty keeping their motorcycles upright when coming to a stop or at low speeds due to physical limitations"? Short legs on a taller bike would be a physical limitation wouldn't it?
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