lowering kit
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lowering kit
anybody know anything about Vision 1" lowering kits for our bikes?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/VRSC-...item3a513bc146
just wondering if they were a good product or not.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/VRSC-...item3a513bc146
just wondering if they were a good product or not.
#3
They are a good product, had a similiar kit on my Sportster. It is a cheap way to lower the bike an inch, but the best way would be to change the shocks. On my VRSCAW, the stock shocks are 13.5", buy a set of progressive 11" shocks and you lower the bike 2.5"...just something to think about
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Air rides are the bomb. Had them for a while and can say the best thing i could have done. Do not buy the kits It changes the angle of your shocks to lower the bike. Not a good idea. THe ride is terrible. Go with progressives. You can get the 412's for a good price (seen them used for as low as 125). They are better than stockers anyway. 12" will lower it until you pony up the money for the airs.
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It's pricey, but if you lower with short shocks, you can't jack it back up when conditions call for it. Plus it's just cool as hell to ride into bike night and slam it, then when you get ready to leave, un-slam it.
#9
The air ride is probably the single best mod you can make on a V-rod, especially if you have somebody that likes to hold down the back seat.
It's pricey, but if you lower with short shocks, you can't jack it back up when conditions call for it. Plus it's just cool as hell to ride into bike night and slam it, then when you get ready to leave, un-slam it.
It's pricey, but if you lower with short shocks, you can't jack it back up when conditions call for it. Plus it's just cool as hell to ride into bike night and slam it, then when you get ready to leave, un-slam it.
Nice! Yeah I'm definitely craving it as my next big mod after a Custom Dynamics signal setup. Why do these damn blinkers have to be so expensive?!?!
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