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RE: Lowering bikes - 5/22/2007 10:21:21 AM

CBRGal1027

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do the draglines feel super heavy on your feet they look it? does the wedge make shifting difficult?

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RE: Lowering bikes - 5/22/2007 7:51:55 PM

pitsvtec

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The decision will be yours....there are too many mixed opinions here....you may want to see what it is like by riding a friends' bike. But if you install them, you can always take them out.

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RE: Lowering bikes - 5/28/2007 6:52:25 PM

Kathleen

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ok time for a laugh at my expence,
i baught a kawasaki gt 550 and i could not reach the floor now if any of you girls have sat on one of these machines they are the equivelent of a tank on 2 wheels
sooooooooooooooooo i decided i had had enough i took of the seat took off the leather got a bread knife and hacked away three inches (plus) of foam, recovered it with my old leather trousers complete with zip pocket and road 30k miles on it before i baught a king and queen seat for it lol
the guys used to say it was a ladies bike as it would kill a bloke to ride it being too close to the tank!!!!!!!!!
i now have both the gt and a cbr, not a problem and i am only 5'4 !!
happy riding