[quantumrider]

Enquiring minds need to know


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[J4patrice]

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More scaping of your foot pegs and you may not be able to do 2-up riding. If you only lower 1" you only have the foot peg problem.

 

[SmokenJoe]

Didn't someone say they also scrapped the frame after lowering also? To me, not worth high siding!

 

[mikoloe]

I like to cruise through the Trailer parks to check out he trailer park moms... too many speed bump's in those parks ... i just lowered mine 1"....
Just incase I have to make the great escape! :nod:

 

[reaper]

I like to cruise through the Trailer parks to check out he trailer park moms... too many speed bump's in those parks ... i just lowered mine 1"....
Just incase I have to make the great escape! :nod:

That's some funny chit:thumb:

 

[reaper]

I agree, if the total weight on the seat is less than 275 lbs then I think the lowered look of the 2.25" outweighs the lower footpegs and increased scraping. It's like any other vehicle that you lower, you have to use more caution. If over 275 lbs load, definitely 1" drop.

 

[strykenshane]

I like to cruise through the Trailer parks to check out he trailer park moms... too many speed bump's in those parks ... i just lowered mine 1"....
Just incase I have to make the great escape! :nod:

Trailer park moms are hot

 

[deputystryker]

Trailer park moms are hot

+1 and their naughty too. I had me a trailer park mom in my mid 20's......GOOD TIMES!!!

 

[btrshoes]

Someone should start a thread about trailer park moms or milfs...another poll maybe??!!

 

[mikoloe]

HAHA~ Im not the only one cruising the trailer parks....I bet some of you will start.

 

[safetydanny]

haha~ im not the only one cruising the trailer parks....i bet some of you will start.

lmao! I'm in!!!

 

[toby]

Didn't someone say they also scrapped the frame after lowering also? To me, not worth high siding!

The tire will bottom out before you hit hard parts unless you are in a turn. If you are in a hard turn where the road angles and you hit a dip/pothole/bump you will hit the tail pipe, tail pipe mount and end of the frame. The bike is sill surprisingly stable as it never once felt like it wanted to stand up or throw me off track.
Putting a 240 helped a lot but you will still hit with the 2.25" drop. It's happened to me riding solo but in somewhat extreme circumstances. I weigh 150 lbs. You can avoid this if you are cautious and know your corners. But there is always the chance of surprise so I leave plenty margin of error where any hard cornering is and I haven't hit in a long time. Wont change it unless I plan on 2 up ridding.