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Old 30-04-10, 04:05 PM   #21
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Default Re: Bike lowering and tyre fouling?

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It's not really a matter of how tall you are but inside leg measurement. Standard seat height on an SV is 31.5" so legs over 32" long will be pretty much feet flat on the floor. You can get a lowered seat or modify your own to get the seat down to about 30" before messing with the suspension.
I'm 28" inside leg! Looks like a scooped seat should be fine for me.
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Old 30-04-10, 05:24 PM   #22
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Default Re: Bike lowering and tyre fouling?

I had longer dogbones fitted to my K3, i think they were about an inch longer than standard and i believe they lowered the bike by about 30mm and i have had no bother whatsoever. The rear of my bike still feels standard with regards to ride quality etc.

mick
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Old 30-04-10, 05:30 PM   #23
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^ the k3 has a higher rear end
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Old 01-05-10, 07:10 AM   #24
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Default Re: Bike lowering and tyre fouling?

Luckypants : tyre is fouling the fender under the seat.

Yorkie Chris: there is 10mm of fork through the yoke to not inc adjuster.

Def taking it back to get sorted. I can actually get both feet flat on the floor at mo so there is still some height to play with, especially if i reduce the seat a bit too.
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Old 01-05-10, 08:13 AM   #25
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just to double check something when they dropped the forks through the yokes, is there 10mm of fork through the top yoke (not inc adjuster) just because any more than exactly 10mm through the top stops the forks from fully compressing and they hit the bottom yoke
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Yorkie Chris: there is 10mm of fork through the yoke to not inc adjuster.
^ that was be me and not YC

and ok thats all right then at least you dont have problems at both ends
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