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Lowering a 650GS
I was told by a BMW dealer that the only way to lower the bike is at the factory when it is built! Is that correct? Do I have to buy a bran new bike for that? I can't imagine many 2d hand 650s will be lowered.... Or is there a way round it? I know Touratech sells seats that are 3cm lower than the standard seat and I will get it but it's still a bit too high.... Advice welcome!
Thanks, Maria |
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go to www.f650.com faq. it is very useful.
good luck ------------------ ride safely ozhan u. '97 F650 www.ozhanu.com/gezi
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Maria,
Since you might be new to the f650.com site. Here's the direct link: http://faq.f650.com/GSFAQs/Lowering_...ension%20Links |
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Try this link http://www.koubalink.com/bmwdakar.html (they offer a lower linkage)
and drop the front forks an inch or two. Defenetly no nead to purchase a new bike. [This message has been edited by Dino Y (edited 12 October 2005).] |
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Thanks guys! I found all the info needed in the websites you advised!
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