[greywolf]

If you lower both ends 3/4", I think handling improves a little over stock because the center of gravity is lower. My experience for the best handling though is to lower the front about 1/2" compared to the rear. 3/4" is about the maximum the front can be lowered. The stock configuration appears to cause aerodynamic lift and lowering the rear more than the front makes it worse.

 

[Minister]

If you lower both ends 3/4", I think handling improves a little over stock because the center of gravity is lower. My experience for the best handling though is to lower the front about 1/2" compared to the rear. 3/4" is about the maximum the front can be lowered. The stock configuration appears to cause aerodynamic lift and lowering the rear more than the front makes it worse.

Thanks, Grey I will try that and see how it works. I am impressed at how well my bike handles and did not want to do anything to hurt the handling.

 

[JRWalker]

lowering links changes the geometry of what is already soft suspension to even softer.

 

[sempervee]

Improved handling .........1 inch lowering links and forks raised.