Questions about lowering a Cross Bones
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RE: Questions about lowering a Cross Bones
Ive lowered my Crossbones, used a White Bro kit, and changed the seat springs to aftermarket 2" springs the seat height is abot 2,1/2" lower now, the seats has bottomed out a few times, but even with the bike laden up with camping gear, the bikes been fine
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07-23-2008, 10:08 AM
RE: Questions about lowering a Cross Bones
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I heard the HD kit sucks, any bolt kit will do... But if you want more go with progressives.
How about the Burnout lowering kit? That kit you won't need to press the shock, So you can do it
yourself, Just bolt on?
I heard the HD kit sucks, any bolt kit will do... But if you want more go with progressives.
How about the Burnout lowering kit? That kit you won't need to press the shock, So you can do it
yourself, Just bolt on?
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RE: Questions about lowering a Cross Bones
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