Sigma Cycles Lowering Kit

I am considering buying the Sigma Cycles lowering kit, which comes with shock link, shortened sidestand, and handlebar risers. The pieces can also be purchased separately. So my question is, do I need the handlebar risers, or will I be okay without them.

I'm pretty sure I'm going to feel like a bonehead when I hear the answer to this, but I trust the expertise this site is loaded with.

Thanx in advance brothers.

 

...someone? anyone? bueller? bueller?

 

Hi Mr Den
When you lower your bike, You still have to lower the front end so the bike can be level. Your back position still the same. If you want to seat back to eliminate fartigue on the long ride than yes you should install heli bar or at least bar risers to help your back
Hope this help. When are you coming for another BBQ.................hehehe TJ entertainment

 

Yep! I didn't buy the risers as I had already installed Helibars. Quality of the parts supplied by Sigma was absolutely top shelf! Customer service fabulous too.

 

It may be sooner than you think!!:biggrin::tongue:

 

You know where I am at..........

Stop by have a cold beer or two......Maybe three :smile::biggrin:

 

Thanx brother. You know I'll take you up on that when I can.

 

Does anyone sell a leg lengthening kit for VFR riders? :wink:

 

Don't think so, but it sure would solve a few things for me!!!:biggrin::tongue:

 

Mr. Den, my friend, let me know how the bike handles once you lower it.

 

I knew Cebu will chime in on this....hahaha
He sure need one.

 

why don't you join too Long so we can get a group discount!:biggrin:

 

I don't like to mess around with the susspension system
In the other hand it sure help if I can have flat foot at stop. I will think about it.

 

It will probably be a while before I do these mods, but I will post up on the handling afterwards.