front fork adjustment

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Hi, just a quick one, Can the fork legs on a tele lever front end be raised to accomodate my lack in height or will it mean havin to get a smaller shocker too???:)
 
or a lowered seat and 'setbacks' (which is a lot cheaper)


true, I got mine lowered because I prefer the comfort of the sargent seat, it was actually ok on the soft origonals, but I replaced those with ohlins, which were much better, but sagged a lot less, I actually ran it round on the standard ohlins rear and the lowered wilbers front, turned in pretty quick like that, but now fitted the lowered wilbers rear :D
 
true, I got mine lowered because I prefer the comfort of the sargent seat, it was actually ok on the soft origonals, but I replaced those with ohlins, which were much better, but sagged a lot less, I actually ran it round on the standard ohlins rear and the lowered wilbers front, turned in pretty quick like that, but now fitted the lowered wilbers rear :D

Ahhh... of course. I forgot. The Sargent seat is 1" lower than the OEM. It's a shame they can't produce seats in different heights... they can't/won't - I asked them.

no good for me that... I had the opposite problem. and now have a seat thats 3" higher. (it's not easy being a freak)
 
thanks for the info, by "set backs" you mean bars? yes? and what cost are shocks??

By setbacks I mean moving the bars closer to you so its less of a stretch.

you will most likely have to 'special order' new shocks with the adjustments you need. - the 'Wilbers' brand is quite popular and offer that as an option.

for prices speak to the importer http://www.everyaccessory.co.uk/bmw.php
 


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