RAISING AND LOWERING LINKS
2004 TO 2017+ DL650
2002 TO 2012 DL1000
Was $58, now Most 20% Off
Bike to low? Bike too high? Carrying heavy loads?
Here's your solution.
Our 7075-T6 links above.
Stock zinc plated steel link bottom.
Raise or Lower Your Bikes Rear End
These links replace the stock linkage arms. The stock linkage arms measure 140 mm center to center. By increasing the length of the arm the back end and seat is lowered. By decreasing the length the back end and seat is raised.
Our 7075-T6 use the stock mounting hardware. They are stronger than stock and after market links costing more than twice as much. They come in a wide range of lengths to lower or raise you bike right where you want it.
Our 7075-T6 use the stock mounting hardware. They are stronger than stock and after market links costing more than twice as much. They come in a wide range of lengths to lower or raise you bike right where you want it.
Raising Links
133 mm linkage set - raises rear of bike by 3/4 inches
132 mm linkage set - raises rear of bike by 7/8 inches
131 mm linkage set - raises rear of bike by 1 inch
130 mm linkage set - raises rear of bike by 1 and 1/8 inch
Lowering Links
145 mm linkage set - lowers rear of bike by 1/2 inch
146 mm linkage set - lowers rear of bike by 5/8 inch
147 mm linkage set - lowers rear of bike by 3/4 inch
148 mm linkage set - lowers rear of bike by 7/8 inch
150 mm linkage set - lowers rear of bike by 1 and 1/8 inch. Note: This is the maximum safe amount of lowering without modifying the rear shock to limit travel.
133 mm linkage set - raises rear of bike by 3/4 inches
132 mm linkage set - raises rear of bike by 7/8 inches
131 mm linkage set - raises rear of bike by 1 inch
130 mm linkage set - raises rear of bike by 1 and 1/8 inch
Lowering Links
145 mm linkage set - lowers rear of bike by 1/2 inch
146 mm linkage set - lowers rear of bike by 5/8 inch
147 mm linkage set - lowers rear of bike by 3/4 inch
148 mm linkage set - lowers rear of bike by 7/8 inch
150 mm linkage set - lowers rear of bike by 1 and 1/8 inch. Note: This is the maximum safe amount of lowering without modifying the rear shock to limit travel.