ltr 124 lowering links

[stainlesscycle]

ltr 124mm lowering links/pull rods.

SOLD

 

[rgranger]

And they have the bushing material. the ones that I got a long time ago on my first GG were all aluminum, no bushing material. This are sweet looking. Now I have had them sitting in the drawer for a couple of months. Now that I have the sling off it is time to get them put on.

 

[Swervin]

lowering links

Will these fit 2000 model EC300?
How much will they lower the rear?
You do take paypal right?
Being mildly vertical challenged about 5'9" these would help.

 

[stainlesscycle]

yes, fit 2000 ec300
they lower the rear maybe an 1"? you can feel the height difference.
paypal yes. info@stainlesscycle.com

 

[GMP]

LTR links have no bushing, because its of no use. When torqued down against the inner sleeve there is no movement between the link and the bolt.

 

[rgranger]

Bad choice of words, mine have a brass liner around the hole then or insert or no i stand corrected:
bush?ing/Noun
1. A metal lining for a round hole enclosing a revolving shaft.
2. More generally, a bearing for a revolving shaft

Would a picture help?

 

[rgranger]

LTR lowering link...

i just got this one a month or so ago, and it has brass bushings/inserts?

 

[webmaster]

I talked to Les way long ago when he made up his dogbones. He used a higher quality aluminum alloy than others typically use and then as a final step the holes were work hardened so that a bushing wasn't needed.

The alternative is to use a lower quality aluminum and insert a bushing...

Two ways to skin a cat - no difference in terms of durability - it is "strong enough" in both cases.

And I think the links will lower by 3/4 of an inch or so. They increase the leverage on the spring - so your effective spring rate is slightly decreased as well.

jeff

 

[stainlesscycle]

links are sold

 

[rgranger]

Jeff, so what do I Have?

 

[GMP]

Those look like the old style GG OEM links that came on the '97 and '98 bikes, but they were 123s, they did not make 124s. I have a set of these 123s lying around. They could also be someone else's knock off, Checkpoint maybe?

 

[rgranger]

Shoot, you may be right about them being Checkpoint! I got them before the shoulder work, been a lot of drugs through the brain... well that and I am just getting old