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Originally Posted by Weldangrind
If you could suspend the bike from overhead (like a tie down strap to a rafter), you could remove one bolt from the dogbone, and then lower the bike to where you'd like it. If the dogbone moves further away from the mounting point, a longer dogbone would lower the bike.
I would lower the forks in the triples a proportionate amount, so that the bike retains the same rake / trail / fork angle.
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That's a good idea to suspend from the ceiling. When you say lower the bike, do you mean let it down on the ground to the seat height that I require?
I will most definitely raise the forks in the triples to balance it out and keep the same geometry.
Thanks for your suggestion.