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Old 01-25-2008, 10:19 PM
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Hello I am looking for lowering links for my 2007 CBR1000RR. I would like to find lowering link that can lower the rear about2 inches. Everywhere I look I am being told that the link only lower the bike 1" or 3 ". Please can someone help me out and let me know if there are any links that I can purchase that can lower the bike by 2" in the rear. Thank you for your assistances in this matter.
 
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Check out http://www.1stgearcycles.net/you won't see them on his site but give him a call he will be there between 12-4 saterday. If it is out there he can find it. This where I take my own bike to be worked on. And he is one of the ones who has done a lot of the mods to my bike.
 
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if you look around the forum you can find info about lowering links. i remember reading about using a 600rr stock link. it drops the 1000rr 2" in the rear. the guy bought the link off ebay for like $5 i will send you the link if i find it
 
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Old 01-28-2008, 10:36 PM
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Thank you very much. I can really use that information as soon as you get it. I am busting my brain trying to find a lowering link that will drop the rear 2".
 
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I am still trying to find out about the lowering link issue. I need to get my bike lowered, but I need more advice about lowering links. Please if anyone has information in reference to this subject, I am eagerly awaiting your wisdom on how to proceed with this.
 
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hey mack i found it sorry it to so long been busy plus i had remember were i found it. it is on 1000rr.net. i wanted to lower my bike and i came across it. you might have to log in. here the link
http://www.1000rr.net/forums/showthr...=lowering+link
 
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if it does not work for you her the main post

Well i ordered a set of lowering links from brad and unfortunately they either lower the bike 1 inch or 3 inches on the 06 model.. which 1inch isnt much and 3 inches is pretty drastic for street riding on a 1000rr.. so i spoke with diamond powersports the company that makes them and i found out that if you put on a set of 600rr links on the 1000rr it will lower the bike about 2inches..

I got a set for 2.99 on ebay.. what a steal.. threw them on the bike in about 10 minutes and it lowers the rear of the bike just perfect to sit level with front if you lowered the front 1 inch.. so i dropped the triple tree 1 inch and the rear 2 inches approx.. and the bike sits perfect!!

so for any of you guys who like to drag race etc.. this is a good cheap mod that will save you a few bucks.. good luck..
 
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Thanks you very much. I will try that and let you know how it worked. I guess with a bit of ingenuity and elbow grease you can get most things done. Thanks again man!!!!
 
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what are some pros and cons with lowering a bike?
 
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Old 02-09-2008, 09:35 PM
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Hey Rice,
Did the person who used this technique say if it affect the handling or steering of the bike in anyway negative.I keep hearing from others that it can mess up the handling and steering in corners. Can you shed on light on this subject.
 


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