Rear suspension ride height.
Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 8:59 pm
Hi all. Looking for some help.
I'm a reasonably tall ride for the NC24 and was looking into rasing the rear to make the seat height a little higher which in effect would also sharpen up the steering. I also like the tail up stance, gives it a bit more of a modern look.
Does anybody know if a company does a shorter dog bone linkage which would achive this?
I took mine off tonight with a view to cutting out a piece and rewelding it a little shorter. Of course I would have jiged it all up first so it all sat straight agian when put back on the bike. And I wouldn't have used the old stick welder sat in the corner of the garage, I am a qualified welder with proper equipment to hand.
I put this in past tence as I discussed it with my Dad (Engineer by trade) and after much huffing and puffing with some teeth sucking thrown in has disuaded me from doing it.
Has anybody ever shortend one of these linkages? If so, by how much? Or should I just try it and see what happens?
Thanks for bearing with me reading on this far, look forward to any replies.
Cheers,
Greg78.
I'm a reasonably tall ride for the NC24 and was looking into rasing the rear to make the seat height a little higher which in effect would also sharpen up the steering. I also like the tail up stance, gives it a bit more of a modern look.
Does anybody know if a company does a shorter dog bone linkage which would achive this?
I took mine off tonight with a view to cutting out a piece and rewelding it a little shorter. Of course I would have jiged it all up first so it all sat straight agian when put back on the bike. And I wouldn't have used the old stick welder sat in the corner of the garage, I am a qualified welder with proper equipment to hand.
I put this in past tence as I discussed it with my Dad (Engineer by trade) and after much huffing and puffing with some teeth sucking thrown in has disuaded me from doing it.
Has anybody ever shortend one of these linkages? If so, by how much? Or should I just try it and see what happens?
Thanks for bearing with me reading on this far, look forward to any replies.
Cheers,
Greg78.