I noticed that Lust Racing and Hyperpro sell a jack up kit to raise the bike at the rear suspension.
Does anyone have experience with this?
Does it really improve the handling of the bike?
The options range from 20mm rise in increments of 5mm to 35mm.
I did a search for "jack up kit" on the forums, but nothing came up.
I hope that it's OK to post links so that readers know what I am talking about.
Any feedback and advice would be appreciated from someone who has actual experience with raising the bike .
I am 6' 1" so getting on and off a higher bike is not an issue, but I weigh only about 170lbs, so I was wondering if raising the bike would increase the weight on the front wheel, and cause the back to have much less traction.
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I noticed that Lust Racing and Hyperpro sell a jack up kit to raise the bike at the rear suspension.
Does anyone have experience with this?
Does it really improve the handling of the bike?
The options range from 20mm rise in increments of 5mm to 35mm.
I did a search for "jack up kit" on the forums, but nothing came up.
I hope that it's OK to post links so that readers know what I am talking about.
Any feedback and advice would be appreciated from someone who has actual experience with raising the bike .
I am 6' 1" so getting on and off a higher bike is not an issue, but I weigh only about 170lbs, so I was wondering if raising the bike would increase the weight on the front wheel, and cause the back to have much less traction.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-VFR8...h=item3628f2cbbf:g:QLgAAOSw-xVaSUWW:rk:1:pf:0
https://www.moorespeedracing.co.uk/honda-jack-up-kits/vfr800f-98-01-hyperpro-jack-up-kit.html
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