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| Im Looking on ways to lower te height of th bike 3 to 4 inches ... web sites or info on a 2004 Kawasaki KLR650
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| Go to scootworks.com and check out their lowering links for the KLR rear suspension. Great people to deal with.
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| | www.happytrials.com they have lowering links for KLR's! |
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| | Go to the Kouba web site; they have lowering links |
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| The best thing you can do is to go to Mark's site or E-Mail him. He is a KLR pwner and has customized his bike top to bottom. Visit his site at www.klr6500.tripod.com or E-Mail him at klr6500@hotmail.com. He will tell you exactly what to do on his site and give you an even better explanation if you E-Mail him.
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| I don't know if you can get it lowered 4" or not but if you combine the lowering link and the Corbin seat you should be close. Corbin Website: www.corbin.com/kawasaki/klr.shtml
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