Recent content by Midnightroadie04

I would say 1 1/2 to 1 3/4. I pretty much dropped front and back at the same time but over all I was considerably lower. I have 27" inseam and was flat footed.

ewharper -I need to know if you still want the pair or shall I talk to Mistah T?

did you get your PM?

Okay - will keep you posted.

You have a PM

It isn't hard to do yourself if you basic tools and a jack. A wheel chock helps steady it. I know that I followed the pics and instructions on this forum and had no issues.\ I may not ride as aggressive as you so clearance I can't answer for - maybe someone else can chime in?

The bike handled just fine - maybe a little more aggressive going into a turn, but nothing you don't get used to. I also had the front lowered 1". The kickstand is $109 new. I'm not an overly aggressive rider so it wasn't any issue.

Bump bump bump

Since i traded the bike, I'm selling the lowering kit - link and short kickstand $100 plus shipping for both. SOLD

My wife is 4 years older than me, and my first one was 9 years older.

Well guys and gals, I decided it was time to grow up a little, so I have traded my FZ in at my local dealer for a Venture... Snowmobile! :D My wife asked me "So, does this mean you are over your midlife crisis?" LOL (nope;)) Plan on hanging around here still - lots of good oil...

Great bike - Just rode one this week! Congrats!

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Tony - I have the Roaring Toyz 1.75" lowering link and their kickstand as well. I am interested in selling it, just have to find my stock kickstand first!

I have both front and rear lowered on mine and it handls just fine. However, I am trading it in and will be taking thr lowering kit off prior if you decide to get an FZ6R. Actually, make me an offer on my 09 with 9700 miles, White/pink! Complete with soft bags and Marthy windshield. Too bad...