hi all , as your probably all aware i,m yes a newby...we all have to start somewhere lol. my problem is... I aquired my bt1100 BULLDOG 2 months ago what a bike ! brilliant. the only problem is I'm only short 5.5 28 inside leg , yep pityfull . anyway what I wanna know is does lowering the suspension with the aid of the dogbones that can be purchased on ebay alter the handling and are they easily fitted , i'm desperate to do something as the confidence is dwildeling fast especially as i pull up to the lights... help is needed and fast ...please
paul
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Hi Paul!
Where are you from? Did you already register at the british Bulldog forum >>>click<<<?
Maybe you get some help there regarding the lowering and/or test-driving a lowered dog.
What's your height in metric? There is at least one female Bulldog rider I know, who has lowered the bike and is doing well (Miss *).
Where are you from? Did you already register at the british Bulldog forum >>>click<<<?
Maybe you get some help there regarding the lowering and/or test-driving a lowered dog.
What's your height in metric? There is at least one female Bulldog rider I know, who has lowered the bike and is doing well (Miss *).
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hi , thanks for the reply , my height in metric is 165cm with a leg length of 71cm...short eh! lol. there is ajustment to be had on the bike , but when myself and my girlfriend are on it the tension needs winding back so the dogbones look a good option assuming they work. that where you guys come in , was hoping someone else was short and solved the dilema.... hers hoping
paul
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Hi Paul,
lowering the seathight by installing those "dogbones" seems to be a feasible alternative to changing the whole shock (from www.wilbers.de for example..they can provide shorter a shorter shock with hydraulic spring tensioner)..and as the installation is very easy it should take even the most "mechanically challenged" twenty minutes max.
And if that isn´t enough, try changing the upholstery on the seat..
Axman
Cheers
lowering the seathight by installing those "dogbones" seems to be a feasible alternative to changing the whole shock (from www.wilbers.de for example..they can provide shorter a shorter shock with hydraulic spring tensioner)..and as the installation is very easy it should take even the most "mechanically challenged" twenty minutes max.

And if that isn´t enough, try changing the upholstery on the seat..
Axman
Cheers
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