Shop recommendations in the San Francisco Bay Area?

[Gen3lover]

It’s a long shot - I want to lower my Gen 3 about an inch and stretch it about 4 inches.
Nothing crazy, just looking to improve the stance.

I could do the work myself but I’m concerned about getting the geometry right when lowering the bike. Rather have an experienced pro do it.

Anyway I live near San Francisco. Can anyone recommend a shop in my area who can handle this?

 

[sixpack577]

Measure your fork heighths in the triple-clamps, as long as they are the same, that's about it.
Exact height comes down to what you like the look of, or how low you can safely street ride it where you live(road conditions), otherwise you get into drag and roll racing, and who has what set where for whatever reason...which is usually just as low as possible.
For the rear, buy a shock for what you want and bolt in the swingarm.
Easier yet, swingarm extensions, get a pair and a new longer chain, and it's done.
If you can work on your own bike, then you can do this too.
You need a front fork lift stand(lifts under lower triple-clamp)
and a steel rod with 2 jackstands, as well as a swingarm stand.
The rest are basic hand tools.
And all cost alot less than labor.

 

[Rojo]

Finally stretched and lowered. | Gen 3 Busa Information

1. evil swingarm kit 2. Brocks lowered bar mount 3. daytona lowering links （-3.5cm） 4. daytona lowered kickstand 5. vortex sprocket 45 teeth 6. two 120links zxw chain, connect them together make it around 134links ( my country doesn’t have extended chain ) 7. Garuda Brake House...

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