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Hoping the image works. What a day it was yesterday. brand new bike turned up, my wife and i offer on a house got accepted and i got my license.

but man way too tall! i knew this would happen, i went out for a ride and i was dropping my bike in peak hour traffic

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Hello Richard and welcome to the forum

                                                           I know what you mean about ttr's being too tall and with ya there. If you have a look in the FAQ( below) you will find some usefull info.

FAQ info     There is lowering links available here Lowering link       Also if you do a search from above you can find heaps of usefull info on lowering links ect.

  Good to see another fellow TTR250 owner on the forum.

Jarrah.



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Yeh man, since i have no idea what im looking at. i have got my local bike dealer/mechanic doing it for me. i had an read and let him know what im after.. he knew exactly what i was talking about so just incase i dont **** it ill let him **** it lol

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Hey Richard, welcome to the forum, with a brand new bike no less, way to go biggrin

What part of the country are you in ?

I'm in the blue mountains

also another alternative or in addition to a lowering link  is this guy

Australian Cumfy Motorcycle Seats

Cheers

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Central Coast. Be looking for a good ride in the mud soon

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Went for the Kouba lowering link, anyone heard any news on these?

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Richard wrote:

Went for the Kouba lowering link, anyone heard any news on these?


I had one of those fitted on my old ttr, really nice piece of kit with grease nipple as standard and comes with fitting instructions.

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Got the bike back now, really happy with it now. could go a little bit lower lol. at the moment i have both the balls of my feet can touch. havent ridden it with my bike boots yet. I'll get riding it around and going out with a few mates on the dirt this weekend so see how i go. If im still a bit uncomfortable ill shave the seat. i would like to be able to put both feet flat on the ground

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