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 lowering ride height How do you lower the ride height on a 1986 Honda 250r? My suspension is too firm for me and I have adjusted the shocks as soft as they go. Someone told me if I lower the ride height it will help some. Any help is appreciated. Thanks      |
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 Thats right because it would put more stress on the shocks |
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07-30-2006
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| How do I lower it though? |
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| softer spring 
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| ya a softer spring will do it
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| you could get an adjustable lowering link for the rear shock. I think durablue makes one |
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