Can you lower a Kawasaki KLR650?

Can you lower a Kawasaki KLR650?

Our (2008-2018) KLR650 turnbuckle style lowering links are infinitely adjustable between stock height and a 4 inch drop. We also have raising or raising/lowering links for the KLR650. No need to remove bolts and disassemble the rear suspension every time you raise or lower your bike.

Are Lowering links bad?

When you add longer lowering links, it changes the leverage ratio, which can cause all sorts of problems. You might find that the rear shock bottoms out sooner and feels softer in the last portion of the stroke, or sometimes the effects can be unpredictable.

Does lowering a sportbike affect handling?

Even if you lower your bike by the book, handling can be affected to some degree. “When you lower a bike, you also lower its center of gravity, so it’ll handle a bit better in certain circumstances,” says Langley. And that’s not the only thing you’ll notice during your first ride on your just-lowered bike.

What is the seat height on the KLR650?

The KLR650 has a tall seat height and these links will lower the seat by about 1 ¼”. The links are also designed to change the leverage on the shock for a slightly softer, more subtle ride. Lowers the seat on the KLR650 by 1.25 inches. Lowering Links are made from billet aircraft quality aluminum.

What are KLR650 rear shock lowering links made of?

User Tip: If you’re unsure of your vehicle type, you may skip the machine type selection box. The Eagle Mfg. KLR650 Rear Shock Lowering Links are made from billet aircraft quality aluminum. The KLR650 has a tall seat height and these links will lower the seat by about 1 ¼”.

How do I lower the rear of my KLR?

Some KLR models from 2004 – 2007 may have a longer shank that do not allow the bolts to tighten to the bearing.   If that is the case, we recommend the addition of either a 14 mm split type lock washer or a 15 mm flat washer under the nut of both link mounting bolts.   Select desired REAR lowering below. Products/ Motorcycle Lowering Links

What kind of lock washer do I need for my KLR?

Some KLR models from 2004 – 2007 may have a longer shank that do not allow the bolts to tighten to the bearing. If that is the case, we recommend the addition of either a 14 mm split type lock washer or a 15 mm flat washer under the nut of both link mounting bolts.

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