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Post by irishntv650 on Apr 14, 2012 15:35:39 GMT 1
is there any way to raise the rear of an ntv?im hopefully collecting a 996 ducati tail this weekend for a makeover (again) from looking they dont have dog's bones so i cant raise here that way
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Post by Buzzin (^_^) on Apr 23, 2012 18:15:44 GMT 1
Nope, not really unless you modify the mounting points. (which I wouldn't advice) Best option: different shock from perhaps a africa twin? (I think it was that one)
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Post by realnutter on Apr 23, 2012 18:40:14 GMT 1
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deedee
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Post by deedee on Apr 24, 2012 5:45:46 GMT 1
Hi IrishNTV650, hope all well.
I too looked into this at some point last year for on my bike... Previous owner replaced rear sub-frame. (Unfinished Project.)
First looked at Transalps & I'm sure I found a fitment in there. But after messaging seller for dimensions; I bid on an XL600... I came up short in the last few seconds, lol! (Seems standard!)
Can't remember length of units now, but they weren't manic... Since cut off sub-frame & am scratch building the replacement, so; Won't need to raise suspension... But, who knows, lol!
Please post your solution should you proceed...
DeeDee
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Post by irishntv650 on Apr 24, 2012 19:32:41 GMT 1
thanks for the help guy's,i havnt done anything as of yet,after more thought if i rise her by say 2" then its going to put off my suspension geometry,she would have a shorter wheel bas,i drive pretty hard on twisty road's so im considering leaving it standard height,i do though have a hagon adjustagle shock so tightened up the spring to reduce the riding sag and the idle sag i have the tail unit on now and just have to get ducati rear light's,im driving her every day so it looks really nuts at the minute because i bolted the original light back on and cable ties the number plat underneath and the original indicator a cable tied to the rear frame,rough i know but it does it's job and since the quay's in dublin city have a speed limit of 30kph my cable tie number plate isnt very fond of the wind
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