Camano Rider
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Ordered the lowering kit from soupys Monday and the product arrived 5 day later well with Thanksgiving Holiday that was a great order process turn around. Saturday, I decided and tackled the job. I thought it was simply as removing the nuts and bolt holding the OEM links but to gain access I removed the lower fairing covering that particular area. I also ended removing both exhaust. After removing the needed parts to gain access it was a breeze removing and installing the lowering links. I measured the height prior to and used that measurement as the starting point and had my busa lowered two inches down. The front was not as labor intense as the rear. I just supported the front with a makeshift sling attached to my shed's roof and had the front end lowered to an inch. I had the chance to try it out this morning on my way to work and I truly like the idea of having both my feet flat on the ground while at a stop. I was able to back in to park my busa without dismounting while before it was impossible task to perform since I tip toe and does not have enough force to push her back to park. In essence, this mod works well for my application. Thank you for all the information that members of this forum have shared that relate to this subject. Sorry did not have a chance to take before and after photo. I will take a picture when I get the chance to do it.
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